I moved from a unix server to a win 2000 server (Hostway) and am getting this from my test script....cgi-binubb6_test.cgi' script produced no output

what next?

Here's a recent user's adventures with installing on hostway.

http://www.ubbcentral.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php/topic/6/663.html#000000

Are there any actual problems with the board?

Did you follow the move instructions?

Thanks Ron.....however this is what I find in trying to modify the path.....I don't see the "do" line.

########################################
NOTE TO USERS WHO ARE RUNNING UBB.classic IN THE NON-WRITABLE CGI-BIN SITUATION:
# Modify the path in the following 'do' line to reflect the VariablesPath!
# There is NO NEED to modify this line unless you are using a different
# VariablesPath. PLEASE use the UBB's CGI directory as the VariablesPath
# if at all possible. Thanks.
###########################################

eval {
require "vars_config.cgi";
};

&CheckDollarAt($@);

# Figure out if we're properly configured
if (
( (!-e "$vars_config{VariablesPath}/vars_config.cgi")
|| (!-e "$vars_config{MembersPath}/last_number.cgi")
|| (!-e "$vars_config{CGIPath}/ultimatebb.cgi")
|| (!-e "$vars_config{NonCGIPath}/datelib.js")
)
|| ($vars_config{INITIAL_SETUP_FLAG})) {
# need to configure the UBB
print "Content-type: text/htmlnn";
require "ubb_setup.cgi";
&setup_bootstrap;
exit(0);
} # end unless

Sorry, the comments are out of sync with the actual code. You want to change the "require" line inside the eval {}.

Charles....yes, I tried to follow the move instructions, but my ftp (cute) keep crashing on me.

My line should look like....{require "www/vars/vars_config.cgi";};

thanks

You should use the absolute path there... so, probably something like d:/inetpub/users/yourname/www/vars/vars_config.cgi

Your host will be able to provide the true exact path.

they say the phyical path is D:WWWRootxxxxx.comwww

should the slashes all go the same way or split?

Use the forward slashes like Charles' path.

Forward slashes are the general rule when working with file paths in most cross-platform high level languages (PHP, Perl, etc).

So your path would be d:/WWWRoot/whatever.com/www