> > <a href="/">HTML Validation Service</a> Results</h1> > > <a href="$abs_svc_uri">HTML Validation Service</a> Results</h1> > > I'm aware of this issue (it bit me a couple of times), but I haven't done > anything to fix it because I've been planning to do this in the course of > some larger changes to make the validator more customizable. I suspect the I thought the issue had come up in the past, and had been corrected (but then, I've been lax in updating my personal copy of the Validator - my old version was from back around 1.22). > >FYI, I'm running the Validator on Win2000 Server, ActiveState > >Perl build 522, Apache 1.3.9, and I currently run the script > >with only 4 needed changes > > Ah Great! You've just volunteered to write an installation guide for the > Validator on W32 systems! :-) ARGHHH! I knew I'd get in trouble for opening my big mouth! > BTW, did you try renaming "check" to "check.pl"? Yep, tried all the more popular variations -- "check.cgi", "check.pl", and plain old "check"... As long as Apache has the ScriptAlias set to point to an existing file, the script will run. --> ScriptAlias /check "w:/usr/local/src/validator/httpd/cgi-bin/check.pl" I mainly used "check.cgi" to distinguish my (modified) copy from the W3C original. I thought that perhaps ActiveState's isntallation had not associated ".pl" files with the Perl executable, but that was not the case. I just not that adept at debugging Perl, so I can't point to something in the script that would cause the "Bad file descriptor" that Björn Höhrmann commented about (other than it happens when nsgmls is called). Brian > Brian Gilkison | http://w3.one.net/~gilkison/ < > gilkison@one.net | finger for PGP Public key < > < > A good pun is it's own reword. <Received on Friday, 11 February 2000 18:24:13 UTC
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