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How can I configure Apache for WIndows 95/98 to use ActiveState Perl (already installed) ?
I assume I have to modify the files conf but I don't Know in which way!! Thank you in advance. Federico |
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You dont really have to do anything for it to work, in the Apache httpd.conf file you need to have a script-alias directory defined, ussually your cgi-bin... There is an example already in the default httpd.conf... Other wise you will need to add or change the line at the top of your perl scripts to :
#!/Perl/bin/perl That is if Perl is installed to the default directory... Active State and other binary distro are default installed there, other wise it needs to be the default location of your perl.exe Thats that... ------------------ Emo1313 Dopplegangers Inc. www.dopplegangers.com |
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