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I have a cgi script that will initiate a ping to two servers. Dependant on the ping result, the web page will redirect itself to one of the two server. The ping utility is actually a proprietary Netcool ping (nco_ping). This script is as follows... $availability = `/var/omnibus/bin/nco_ping `; chomp($availability); if($availability eq 'Server1 available.') { print($cgi->redirect("http://Server1")); } This works perfectly from a shell but when run as a cgi script the script runs but the command /var/omnibus/bin/nco_ping does not. I think maybe it's an environment issue!! Any ideas would be GREATLY received!! Thanks

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