what are some of the bigger sites running this script?

This script is really new so no really big site running it yet.

It's built for "heavy load" though. No SQL to make it faster,
"bins" for the daily videos to make page loading even faster.
Auto update runs as a background process so it's transparent to the surfer and doesn't slow down the site etc...etc...

Do you have a high traffic site you'd like to use it for?

bumperoo

sortie can you hit me up on ICQ I'm having some problems installing the script.

BTW these are the errors I'm getting when I try to run install:


Use of uninitialized value in substitution (s///) at install.cgi line 26.
Use of uninitialized value in split at install.cgi line 27.
Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at install.cgi line 28.
Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at install.cgi line 29.
Use of uninitialized value in split at install.cgi line 36.
Use of uninitialized value in string eq at install.cgi line 39.

sorry tiger, but last nite he said he was sick of doing the support for his customers

Did you change the install cgi to run as "strict"?

Just put your path to perl in the script without any switches and run it.

For example use this : /usr/bin/perl

but not this : /usr/bin/perl -d -w -s

My path to perl is as you said: /usr/bin/perl

I didn't change anything in the script. Everything looked correct as is.

I should note that I'm getting these errors when I run the script via the command line. Because when I run the script in my browser I just get a 500 internal server error.

i wanna try it for free

Also I did run the test.cgi script without errors.

It's free to all who want to try it.

Just download and install and you can use all the functions fully and build a website. You don't have to enter any credit card of anything like that.
It only ask you if you want to buy it after 10 days and you can decide then if you like it.

Go here : http://tubecgi.com/

It doesn't run from the command line.

The 500 error is the problem.

Did you change BOTH lines in the install cgi??

There are two lines with the path to perl that must be changed.

Ok, did you unzip the file on your PC or did you upload the zip file to your server?

I didn't change either line. Both were correct already. I didn't change anything after downloading the script. All paths were already correct.

I unzipped the file on my PC and uploaded via ftp.

Mind if I try to install it for you?

email me : tube at econfirmpro dot com

I have to run a quick erron so give me 15mins.

Email sent. Thanks.

Your server will not execute scripts in a cgi-bin folder with chmod 777 so I chmod the tube folder to 755.

Try it now.

Some servers do this and some don't.

Great! Works now, I'm going to give it a spin.

Thanks again.

No problem.

I also updated the installation instructions to alert everyone of that issue.
Somebody could spin their wheels for days without figuring that out.