cgi perplexity

[ziffgone]

Hello, I have recently aquired a cgi script for form mailing. The form had almost everything I wanted, but I decided to add a couple of inputs to include as well. Then it came to the cgi script. I added two extra get form attributes to it and then added two extra print MAIL's to match, like so:

script_1:
&GetFormInput;
$email1 = $field{'email1'} ;
$email2 = $field{'email2'} ;
$subject = $field{'subject'} ;
$comments = $field{'comments'} ;
$thanks="Thank you for your order";
$spontext= $field{'spontext'} ;
$rush= $field{'rush'} ;
$message = "" ;
$found_err = "" ;

script_2: (Red color denotes addition.)
&GetFormInput;
$email1 = $field{'email1'} ;
$email2 = $field{'email2'} ;
$subject = $field{'subject'} ;
$comments = $field{'comments'} ;
$name = $field{'name'} ;
$address = $field{'address'} ;
$thanks="Thank you for your order";
$spontext= $field{'spontext'} ;
$rush= $field{'rush'} ;
$message = "" ;
$found_err = "" ;

I then simply added the following to the sendmail section:

print MAIL "".$name."\n" ;
print MAIL "".$address."\n" ;

Both scripts are identical with the exception of the above small change. "script_1" works just fine, but "script_2" comes up with the CGIWrap error of:

Error Message: No such file or directory
Error Number: 2

I would greatly appreciate it if someone could tell me why script_2 wouldn't work with this small change. The scripts are included below for comparison:

[Jeff Mott]

The second script: the print mail statement printing a blank line is missing a semi-colon.

You might also want to read Finding CGI Scripts (http://www.perl.com/pub/a/2002/01/23/cgi.html) for information on what kind of CGI scripts you should use.