Moshe Lupiansky wrote:
>
> I am working at home on a local Windows NT 4.0 work station. I installed ActivState
>Perl over a year ago and I am very pleased.
> What I need now, is to develop for my own training, cgi modules written in Perl and
>running on a server installed on my work station (i.e my PC). I installed the NT
>version of apache. However, in order to achieve my goal I need much more (mod_perl
>for example). The problem is that the vast majority of articles, books and download
>sites are UNIX oriented. Does ActiveState have Windows versions of the above? Do I
>must use apache or does Activestate have a replacement. Please advise me what exactly
>I can do?
Advice? Don't count on ActiveState to deliver what you need.
Apache/mod_perl is available as a pre-compiled binary for Win32 platforms
(though no Win32 Apache build is satisfactorily stable). See
http://perl.apache.org for more info.
Would it really kill everybody to learn at least enough Unix to get by in
Perl-land?
--
-Tim Hammerquist <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
For every problem, there is one solution
which is simple, neat and wrong.
- H. L. Mencken
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