It all depends very much on how the web server is configured. Do you
know if the web server is configured to run CGI programs? Do you have
access to the Apache configuration files? (Actually, is the server
running Apache?)

What value have you given the "action" attribute on the form element?
You say that the CGI program is in the cgi-bin directory - was that
directory there before, or did you create it yourself? Are there any
other cgi-bin directories in the web area on the server?

<<< Do you know if the web server is configured to run CGI programs?  >>>
The server is in my office running Centos 4, however I am not sure how to check to see if it is configured to run CGI.

<<< Do you have access to the Apache configuration files? (Actually, is the server
running Apache?) >>>
Yes, it is running Apache and I have complete access.

<<< What value have you given the "action" attribute on the form element? >>>
<form action="http://www.toddcary.com/srjc_CIS50_11B/lesson_6/cgi-bin/cgiecho/template.txt" method="post">

The template.txt file is at 
http://www.toddcary.com/srjc_CIS50_11B/lesson_6/template.txt

The cgi is at 
http://www.toddcary.com/srjc_CIS50_11B/lesson_6/cgi-bin/cgiecho

This is the error:
The requested URL /srjc_CIS50_11B/lesson_6/cgi-bin/cgiecho/template.txt was not found on this server

<<< You say that the CGI program is in the cgi-bin directory - was that
directory there before, or did you create it yourself? >>>
I created the directory as part of the project. 

<<< Are there any other cgi-bin directories in the web area on the server? >>>
No other cgi-bin directories in the Web area.

Todd

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