Or better, add a virtual directory: usr/local/bin/perl
If you allow your users to run perl scrips in thier own cgi-bin a virtual
directory is probably the way to go. They don't have to change the perl
script at all.
Steven.
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>Also make sure that .pl applications are associated with PERL.EXE
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>Kirk Rogers wrote:
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>> I've been able to get PERL configured on our NT Server but am
>> unsuccessful in getting a standard *.pl file to run. The very first
>> line of any *.pl file is:
>> #!usr/local/bin/perl
>> but this obviously won't work.
>> Can someone please tell me how the first line of code should read?
>> Thanks
>>
>> Kirk
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