If anyone can throw a few sugestions my way, they would be greatly appretiated.
Problem:
I'm building a website using an Ms access file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
Testing Server:
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
Work Server:CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.
Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new COM("ADODB.Connection") or die("Cannot start ADO");
?>If anyone can throw a few sugestions my way, they would be greatly appretiated.
Problem:
I'm building a website using an Ms access file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
Testing Server:
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
Work Server:CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.
Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = neestions my way, they would be greatly appretiated.
Problem:
I'm building a website using an Ms access file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
[b]Testing Server:[/b]
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
[quote][b]CGI Error[/b]
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.[/quote]
[b]Work Server:[/b]
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus t
Problem:
I'm building a website using an Ms access file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
[b]Testing Server:[/b]
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
[quote][b]CGI Error[/b]
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.[/quote]
[b]Work Server:[/b]
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.
[phpatly appretiated.
Problem:
I'm building a website using an Ms access file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
[b]Testing Server:[/b]
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
[quote][b]CGI Error[/b]
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.[/quote]
[b]Work Server:[/b]
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next steth a problem connecting to the database.
If anyone can throw a few sugestions my way, they would be greatly appretiated.
Problem:
I'm building a website using an Ms access file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
[b]Testing Server:[/b]
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
[quote][b]CGI Error[/b]
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.[/quote]
[b]Work Server:[/b]
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new COM("ADODB.Connection") or die("Cannot start ADO");
?>If anyone can throw a few sugestions my way, they would be greatly appretiated.
Problem:
I'm building a website using an Ms access file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
Testing Server:
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
Work Server:CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.
Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new COM("ADODB.Connection") or die("Cannot start ADO");
?>Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.
Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new COM("ADODB.Connection") or die("Cannot start ADO");
?>Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new COM("ADODB.Connection") or die("Cannot start ADO");
?>Problem:
I'm building a website using an Ms access file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
Testing Server:
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
Work Server:CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pould be greatly appretiated.
Problem:
I'm building a website using an Ms access file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
Testing Server:
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
Work Server:CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a fil.
If anyone can throw a few sugestions my way, they would be greatly appretiated.
Problem:
I'm building a website using an Ms access file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
Testing Server:
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
Work Server:CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.
Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(Ese and it all works fine on my testing server.
[b]Testing Server:[/b]
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
[quote][b]CGI Error[/b]
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.[/quote]
[b]Work Server:[/b]
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new COM("e;ADODB.Connection"e;) or die("e;Cannot start ADO"e;);
?>[/php:1error with every page that connects to the db.
[quote][b]CGI Error[/b]
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.[/quote]
[b]Work Server:[/b]
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had connecting to the database.
If anyone can throw a few sugestions my way, they would be greatly appretiated.
Problem:
I'm building a website using an Ms access file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
[b]Testing Server:[/b]
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
[quote][b]CGI Error[/b]
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.[/quote]
[b]Work Server:[/b]
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new COM("ADODB.Connection") or die("Cannot start ADO");
?>Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
Work Server:CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.
Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new COM("ADODB.Connection") or die("Cannot start ADO");
?>Work Server:CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.
Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new COM("ADODB.Connection") or die("Cannot start ADO");
?>Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.
Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new COM("ADODB.Connection") or die("Cannot start ADO");
?>Testing Server:
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
Work Server:CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.
Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new2a6c31]
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
[quote][b]CGI Error[/b]
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.[/quote]
[b]Work Server:[/b]
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very
[b]Work Server:[/b]
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new COM("ADODB.Connection") or die(&th a problem connecting to the database.
If anyone can throw a few sugestions my way, they would be greatly appretiated.
Problem:
I'm building a website using an Ms access file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
[b]Testing Server:[/b]
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
[quote][b]CGI Error[/b]
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.[/quote]
[b]Work Server:[/b]
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two linda802a6c31]CGI Error[/b]
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.[/quote]
[b]Work Server:[/b]
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new COM("ADODB.Connection") or die("Cannot start ADO");
?>If anyone can throw a few sugestions my way, they would be greatly appretiated.
Problem:
I'm building a website using an Ms access file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
Testing Server:
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
Work Server:CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.
Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new COM("ADODB.Connection") or die("Cannot start ADO");
?>Testing Server:
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
Work Server:CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.
Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new COM("ADODB.Connection") or die("Cannot start ADO");
?>If anyone can throw a few sugestions my way, they would be greatly appretiated.
Problem:
I'm building a website using an Ms access file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
Testing Server:
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
Work Server:CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.
Code: Select all
&ing server.
[b]Testing Server:[/b]
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
[quote][b]CGI Error[/b]
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.[/quote]
[b]Work Server:[/b]
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe it all works fine on my testing server.
[b]Testing Server:[/b]
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
[quote][b]CGI Error[/b]
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.[/quote]
[b]Work Server:[/b]
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new COM("e;ADODB.Connection"e;) or die("e;Cannot start ADO"e;);
?&gGI Error[/b]
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.[/quote]
[b]Work Server:[/b]
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried tollowing error with every page that connects to the db.
[quote][b]CGI Error[/b]
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.[/quote]
[b]Work Server:[/b]
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't they would be greatly appretiated.
Problem:
I'm building a website using an Ms access file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
[b]Testing Server:[/b]
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
[quote][b]CGI Error[/b]
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.[/quote]
[b]Work Server:[/b]
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new COM("ADODB.Connection") or die("Cannot start ADO");
?>If anyone can throw a few sugestions my way, they would be greatly appretiated.
Problem:
I'm building a website using an Ms access file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
Testing Server:
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
Work Server:CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.
Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new COM("ADODB.Connection") or die("Cannot start ADO");
?>Work Server:CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that wheth a problem connecting to the database.
If anyone can throw a few sugestions my way, they would be greatly appretiated.
Problem:
I'm building a website using an Ms access file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
Testing Server:
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
Work Server:CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.
Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new COM("e;ADODB.Connection"e;) or die("e;Cannot start ADO"e;);
?>[/php:1:dand it all works fine on my testing server.
[b]Testing Server:[/b]
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
[quote][b]CGI Error[/b]
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.[/quote]
[b]Work Server:[/b]
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these can throw a few sugestions my way, they would be greatly appretiated.
Problem:
I'm building a website using an Ms access file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
[b]Testing Server:[/b]
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
[quote][b]CGI Error[/b]
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.[/quote]
[b]Work Server:[/b]
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new COM("e;ADODB.Connection"e;) or die("e;Cannot start ADO"e;);
?>Testing Server:
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
Work Server:CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.
Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new COM("ADODB.Connection") or die("Cannot start ADO");
?>If anyone can throw a few sugestions my way, they would be greatly appretiated.
Problem:
I'm building a website using an Ms access file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
Testing Server:
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
Work Server:CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.
Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new COM("e;ADODB.Connection"e file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
[b]Testing Server:[/b]
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
[quote][b]CGI Error[/b]
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.[/quote]
[b]Work Server:[/b]
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them thding a website using an Ms access file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
[b]Testing Server:[/b]
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
[quote][b]CGI Error[/b]
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.[/quote]
[b]Work Server:[/b]
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.Code: Select all
<?php
error_ Server:[/b]
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new COM("ADODB.Connection&qo the db.
[quote][b]CGI Error[/b]
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.[/quote]
[b]Work Server:[/b]
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new COM("ADODB.Connection") or die("Cannot start ADO");
?>Testing Server:
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
Work Server:CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.
Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new COM("ADODB.Connection") or die("Cannot start ADO");
?>If anyone can throw a few sugestions my way, they would be greatly appretiated.
Problem:
I'm building a website using an Ms access file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
Testing Server:
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
Work Server:CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.
Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new COM("ADODB.Connection") or die("Cannot start ADO");
?>Problem:
I'm building a website using an Ms access file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
Testing Server:
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
Work Server:CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file foto the database.
If anyone can throw a few sugestions my way, they would be greatly appretiated.
Problem:
I'm building a website using an Ms access file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
Testing Server:
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
Work Server:CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.
Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new COM("ADODB.Connection") or die("Cannot start ADO");
?>The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.[/quote]
Work Server:
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasbsite using an Ms access file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
Testing Server:
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
Work Server:CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.
Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new COM("y appretiated.
Problem:
I'm building a website using an Ms access file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
[b]Testing Server:[/b]
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
[quote][b]CGI Error[/b]
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.[/quote]
[b]Work Server:[/b]
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new COM("ADODB.Connection") or die("Cannot start ADO");
?>If anyone can throw a few sugestions my way, they would be greatly appretiated.
Problem:
I'm building a website using an Ms access file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
Testing Server:
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
Work Server:CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is asing an Ms access file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
Testing Server:
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
Work Server:CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.
Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn =my way, they would be greatly appretiated.
Problem:
I'm building a website using an Ms access file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
[b]Testing Server:[/b]
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
[quote][b]CGI Error[/b]
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.[/quote]
[b]Work Server:[/b]
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new COM("ADODB.Connection") or die("Cannot start ADO");
?>The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.[/quote]
Work Server:
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing thh every page that connects to the db.
Work Server:CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines bel
Problem:
I'm building a website using an Ms access file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
Testing Server:
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
Work Server:CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show an Ms access file as database and it all works fine on my testing server.
Testing Server:
Windows XP
IIS v5.1
But on my work server I get the following error with every page that connects to the db.
Work Server:CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.
Windows 2003
IIS v6 (almost shure)
My next step was to speak with the company that provided the server and they insist that this is a coding error that whe should pay 150$ an hour for them to debug...
Then I tried to show them that this wasn't the problem and I created a file for them to see that had only these two lines below. I find it very hard to believe that these two lines of code are wrong and thus throwing the CGI error.
Code: Select all
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
$conn = new COM("ADODB.Connection") or die("Cannot start ADO");
?>