> well, sorry, but I didn`t tell you it was 2.0b2 ;-)
>
I saw it from the compiler output. I don't have tested 2.0b2 against
ActiveState Perl. It's own my todo list for 2.0b3...
> 1.2.1 installed OK
>
1.3.1 ;-)
>
> looks good, now I try to add an epl script:
> http://localhost/handlers/embpcgi.pl/inetpub/wwwroot/epl/neu.epl
> (I have set d:\inetpub\wwwroot as document root)
>
> 404 - Not found
>
> Ialso tried http://localhost/handlers/embpcgi.pl/epl/neu.epl and
This should be the right form
>
> what is bad? is there any logfile? it seems the webserver is trying to
> locate SUBDIRECTORY called embpcgi.pl...
>
As long as there is no subdirectory which is called embpcgi.pl, it should
work (and it does as normal CGI, so I expected that it should do with
perlis.dll also)
First of all you could take a look in the web servers error log, fatal error
normaly log to the embperl logfile and to the webserver error log. To get
more information, you can setup embperl's logfile. Configuration of Embperl
works with environment variables. I am not sure if there is a possibilities
to setup environment variables in the IIS configuration. The easiest thing
is to add them to the top of embpcgi.pl:
$ENV{EMBPERL_DEBUG} = 2301 ;
$ENV{EMBPERL_LOG} = 'c:\temp\embperl.log' ;
You should see at the start of the request all environment variables, there
should be one that is call PATH_TRANSLATED, which should be point to your
script (the correct path in the filesystem). If the logfile doesn't helps,
send it to me and I take a look at it.
Gerald
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