In a nutshell, I just can't seem to get CGI/perl scripts to run from the
Apache server on an intranet. I've tried just about every combination of
settings in the various files in /etc/httpd/conf except the one(s) that
work. The test script is very simple:
#!/usr/bin/perl
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
print "<p>Yea! It Worked!!!!</p>\n";
I suspect that the script isn't being routed to the perl interpreter, and
so the entire source is displayed on my browser when called. (Yes, perl is
indeed in /usr/bin; and the script runs correctly when run from the command
line: "perl nothing.cgi") I'm still kinda wet-behind-the-ears with setting
up this system, so it's entirely possible that I've missed something fairly
obvious. Any useful suggestions? I really do need to get this running.
Thanks
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