Formmail.cgi help needed aaargh !!

[foxcomputers]

If anyone could help with this I'd be really grateful !!

I've a little experience of using formmail as a php, and have successfully used this without any issues.

However the ISP which is hosting the website I'm working on requires a cgi/pl version of formmail which I can't get working - with a bad referer error.

The form is submitted with the following values in it;

<form id="form_1" name="form_1" action="/cgi-bin/torquemail.pl" method="post" target="_self" enctype="multipart/form-data">
<INPUT type="hidden" value="web@master@torquervt.co.uk" name="recipient">
<INPUT type="hidden" value="REMOTE_HOST,HTTP_USER_AGENT,REMOTE_ADDR" name="env_report">
<INPUT type="hidden" value="SERVICE CLUB APPLICATION" name="subject">

I've edited the email address above with an additional @ in the name so it doesn't get picked up for spam.

The formmail has the following coding;

@referers = ('torquervt.co.uk');

@recipients = ('^webmaster\@torquervt\.co.uk');

When I submit the form from the website, I get the bad referer error, I can't understand why, can anyone please help, before I lose all my hair
Thanks a lot

[jeet]

I don't remember cgi very well now, but try changing this line:

@recipients = ('^webmaster\@torquervt\.co.uk');

Change to:
@recipients = ('^webmaster\@torquervt.co.uk');

To protect from spam, why do you want to put the email id in the HTML anyway, when you can just set a variable in the cgi file itself?
Bye

[foxcomputers]

I switched the formmail to the one provided by nms and this has now configured correctly, still not sure why the other script wouldn't run - but hey its fixed now !