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I'm still having the "Document contains no data" problem. I have,
however, also got it working, on another machine.
It's quite puzzling - almost interesting in a sick sort of
way :-) Here's the deal:
Both machines run Linux, NCSA httpd, Netscape, same version of
perl - in fact, I've got to the extent of ftp'ing entire hierarchies
of perl, etc., between the machines to make the setups as close
to identical as possible.
Good machine: it works fine.
Bad machine: ANY CHANGE WHATSOEVER to the .html,urc file produces
the error. For instance:
cp hntest-body.html hntestt-body.html (note the two t's)
Change the corresponding line in hntestt.html,urc. I get the
error: Document contains no data.
I know a fair amount about how it's all working, but not enough
to trace this. Obviously it *can* parse a URL, so why will it
only parse particular ones? Weird. I've also messed around with
file ownership and permissions.
Luckily my office computer runs HN perfectly, but I wish I could
use it to its fullest on my home machine.
Thanks for any input -
David Black
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Some more clues, but no solution.... 
"Doc. contains no data" - another flavor....
(David Black)
