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A question about "Master Feedback"

Author Message
1Feb02

Lisa		 Subject: A question about "Master Feedback"

Hi,
1) My server has Unix or Linux, Perl version 5+, Sendmail or qmail the Server requirements for using Master Feedback. But after uploading MasterFeedback.cgi correctly in cgi-bin directory and ran it in my browser, I face with a notice message like this:

[Notice:
The URL http://programmer.arowa.com/feed.htm is not located on an authorized domain.]

Does it mean that I can't use cgi script of feedbacks at all?

* I did these changing before uploading cgi:
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
$MailProgram = '/usr/lib/sendmail'; (My server has 3 location of sendmail)
$MyEmail = '____@____.com';

* I used the same form of Master buy only changed it a little.

P.s.1/ MasterDSUcalculator.cgi and MasterPreInstallationTester.cgi are running correctly till now.

P.S.2/ I tried so many times to send my server email but they didn't answer my entire question. Also I couldn't telnet them --maybe they don't let us permission to us to telnet them.

What should I do then? If my Server doesn't let me to use MasterFeedback, how can I expect to run other Master Series...?!
What should I begin with --Which cgi script???!

2) Is http://hypermart.net/ %100 free?

Thank you,
Lisa
1Feb02

Will		 In response to: A question about "Master Feedback"

Lisa, make sure programmer.arowa.com is in the @AuthorizedDomains list.

If it is in that list and you're still getting that type of error, then your browser isn't sending the referring URL to the script.

Some browsers, especially the latest IE's, have personal and/or privacy settings that effectively block the browser from sending referral information. When your script says the form must be submitted from a certain domain and then the browser doesn't provide that information, the script will not comply because no referral information was sent.

Will
2Feb02

Lisa		 In response to: A question about "Master Feedback"

oh Yes Will, it is true, I forgot to change @AuthorizedDomains list, Thank you.

1) I faced with another problem, but with changing a little it was solved see:

Wrong:

True:

2)
In Manual of MasterFeedback, what do these characters mean: (* & # ! + =)
Are there any differences between them?

Thank you,

Lisa