Wow. Thanks so much.
I know I can't imagine Microsoft saying, "Oh, ASP isn't working on your
IIS? Well, I wrote IIS, so send me your error log and we'll see what we
can do."
Wow. Thanks.
But anyway, you said that the /perl directory isn't really CGI. So, I
reinstituted my /cgi-bin directory. If you want the httpd.conf file, just
ask.
In the error log, when I try to POST to
www.mathjmendl.org/cgi-bin/visitorbook.pl, it says, "Premature end of
script headers."
If you need/want that script as well, just ask.
Again, thanks so much for your reply!
Sincerely,
Asheesh Laroia.
On Sat, 17 Jun 2000, Jean-Michel
Dault wrote:
>
> On Sat, 17 Jun 2000, Asheesh Laroia wrote:
>
> > Serving static HTTP content works great. However, perl scripts were
> > always a huge problem. Since I didn't modify anything before trying
Perl,
> > I was wondering what steps some of you have taken to allow a Mandrake Air
> > server to dish out dynamic (perl-based) content.
>
> Your server looks okay. Have a look at
> http://AsheeshEnterprises.com/perl/test.pl
>
> This is the default test script, all seems okay. However, the scripts
> installed in the /perl directory are made to run perl as a cgi and not
> mod_perl. mod_perl is very strict on what it runs.
>
> Your visitorbook.pl churns an internal error, I would need your error_log
> to diagnose it.
>
> You can mail me personnaly at [EMAIL PROTECTED] if you would like
> me to check it out. You can trust me, my name is in
> http://AsheeshEnterprises.com/index.shtml ;-)
>
> Jean-Michel Dault
> Corporate Developer
> MandrakeSoft (Montreal)
>
