>> Also, the sh-bang (#!) syntax is meaningless on win2k.
Not quite meaningless you can add paramaters to it like #!perl -w and it
will always be run in warning mode.
I think it has other potentially handy uses but not sure.
>Actually, my BSDI scripts will not run (on Win2k, Apache, & ActiveS
> Also, the sh-bang (#!) syntax is meaningless on win2k.
Actually, my BSDI scripts will not run (on Win2k, Apache, & ActiveState) unless
I change the #!/usr/local/bin to #!perl. I am not sure if it makes a difference
when running from the command line or not since I author for browsers (CGI) an
> I have installed ActivePerl on a Win2k server. From the best I can tell,
> perl works, I've run the hello world test .pl file. My problem is trying to
> run other .pl files. When I run them from a browser, it either displays the
> text of the file or give me a login to access it. No matter w
You have not setup IIS. By default, there is not executable perl (or
CGI-BIN) directory.
Also, the sh-bang (#!) syntax is meaningless on win2k.
... HH
On Sat, 9 Dec 2000 11:44:29 -0600 Andy McMillon >
wrote:
> I have installed ActivePerl on a Win2k server. From the best I can tell,
> perl
