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Re: CGI - USER ID

Thanks Vern,

I hadn't thought of that. I will have to remind myself how to check the
group PTFs, etc., as I haven't done it for some time.

This might be the time to switch to Apache but there still could be a PTF
problem.

Rob

On 10 March 2010 22:57, Vern Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

What ptf levels are you at? Check the group PTF markers for HTTP and all
that.

Vern

Rob Dixon wrote:
I have been developing persistent CGI on a V5R1 box without problem but
decided to move everything to a "new" somewhat more powerful V5R1 box
that I
have just acquired. Everything is fine except that my CGI code is not
picking up the User Id through %%CLIENT%% which it did before when it
worked
with many different user ids. I copied the HTTP config file (the
original
not Apache) from the old box to the new one. Is there something that I
have forgotten to do? I have searched and searched but without success.
I
am sure that the answer is very simple.

Any help would be very welcome.

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