The webserver may kill your script if it exceeds specific CGI resource limits. Scripts which fall into an endless loop, use large amounts of memory, use large numbers of CPU cycles, or stay in execution too long are subject to being killed by the webserver. Make sure that your script is actually outputting a proper CGI header. Print out a meaningful header and error message, then exit . If you're still unable to get your CGI script working, please try one of our CGI support options , below.
Accounts are welcome to use both custom CGI and freeCGI scripts.
For more information on SSI, please visit our SSI documentation . My script is not working. Troubleshooting Try troubleshooting your script using the troubleshooting tips found above. In most cases, the script developer will be able to assist you in the initial installation and configuration of your script. Try to provide as much information as possible, including the URL to this document, and a detailed description of the problem you are having.