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Installed, but doesn't work (Access stats 1.12)

Anonymous — GMT

I've installed the script, well not me, but another computerfreak. Well now I want to put it in my page, I've inserted the javascript, that was called in the readme file, and changed "www.host.com". But it doesn't starts counting, there aren't statistics. Check out my site for more information if this is a bit confusing.

http://members.ukonlinehosting.com/speerstra/team/
http://members.ukonlinehosting.com/speerstra/stat/cgi-bin/stat.pl

Anonymous — GMT

Can't anyone help me.

amber222 — GMT

Here's the error message. Posting it in case somebody knows how to resolve it:

[quote]CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers. The headers it did return are:

syntax error at C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\members\xxxxx\stat\cgi-bin\stat.pl line 961, near "++;"
BEGIN not safe after errors--compilation aborted at C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\members\xxxxx\stat\cgi-bin\stat.pl line 1663.[/quote]
This is the code from that section of the file. Did you change something here?
[code]Header
my $max_height=200;
for ($hour_i=0;$hour_i<24;$hour_i++) {
$pad=$hour_i;
$pad="0$pad" if ($pad<10);
$img_height=int(($hour{$pad} * $max_height)/$top_hour);
$img_height=1 if ($img_height==0);
print " \n";
print " \n";
}[/code]

amber222 — GMT

I have this program installed in a subdomain but haven't checked it. I did notice that the file structure seemed strange to me. They have a cgi-bin directory under the stat directory. Instead of this (like you have it), I put the files in my regular cgi directory, so the structure is like this:
[list]C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\members\xxxxx\cgi-bin\stat.pl[/list]
I can't say what is correct for you. Hopefully, someone will come along who can help you.