> For that to work, you need 'ruby' in your $PATH.  Try "which ruby".
> If you see something like
> 
> 	which: no ruby in (/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/local/bin: ...)
> 
> then you need to add 'ruby's parent directory to your $PATH - on 
> Linux, probably by modifying '~/.bashrc'.  Also, your
> "#!/usr/bin/env ruby" script won't work under 'cron' or CGI unless
> you've set up an environment with a $PATH containing 'ruby' for it 
> to run under.  For CGI scripts, or any script to be run by a 
> privileged user, you should probably state an explicit path to 
> 'ruby' - something like "#! /usr/local/bin/ruby" - rather than the 
> "/usr/bin/env" thing, which is a potential security hole.

Thanks for the info! I tried 'which' and it worked -- so I tried the shebang
again with just ruby (no path) and it worked. Huh. Guess I typoed it.

I retried it on NT -- but no luck (frustrating...). I guess I'll write an
install.rb that will allow the user to enter the path and have it modify the
mycgi.rb file.

Thanks all...

Chris