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In addition to the chmod 777 test file check you should switch debugging on. The syntax is a bit clunky but you do:

$Mac::AppleScript::Glue::Debug{SCRIPT} = 1;
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Where SCRIPT can be SCRIPT,RESULT,PARSE,INIT,AUTOLOAD. This should get you more output if it is not a simple perms issue (which I still think it is). When you say stops there is stop and STOP! Is it hung or exited? Is it using 100% CPU or 0% cpu? Does it timeout eventually?

cheers

tachyon

In reply to Re^3: Mac::AppleScript::Glue in CGI script by tachyon
in thread Mac::AppleScript::Glue in CGI script by Cody Pendant

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