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
One thing that you might consider is making a 20 MB or so RAM disk,
putting your perl interpreter on it, and pointing there to run your
scripts.This is what I do, even though it seems to be talked down by
those in the know, it seems to work fine (and faster). I simply put in
my startup folder a batch file which copies everything in my Perl folder
to the RAM disk, although obvoiusly if you tinker with your Perl
installation (such as installing new modules), you need to make sure
this is reflected in your RAM disk during that session.
However, I need to set this up as a service (so that I don't have to log
in to get the startup batch file to run). Yes, I know you want to use
SRVANY.EXE from the NT Resource Kit to do this, but I can't find it on
my NT4 (Workstation) disk, nor for download or sale at Microsoft's site.
Might somebody clue me in on where it can be found?
Cameron
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Cameron Dorey
Associate Professor of Chemistry
University of Central Arkansas
Phone: 501-450-5938
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