On Sat, Mar 6, 2010 at 10:59 AM, Adam Thompson wrote:
> One big caveat: the use of anything other than ActivePerl on Windows.
> There's no deep, unavoidable reason that Perl+IIS can't be used under Windows
> - the mod_rewrite functionality can be done in other, almost as easy, ways.
The big issu
On Sat, 6 Mar 2010, Adam Thompson wrote:
> One big caveat: the use of anything other than ActivePerl on Windows.
> There's no deep, unavoidable reason that Perl+IIS can't be used under
What about authentication? My understanding was that Apache is intimately
involved in the authentication proce
One big caveat: the use of anything other than ActivePerl on Windows.
There's no deep, unavoidable reason that Perl+IIS can't be used under Windows -
the mod_rewrite functionality can be done in other, almost as easy, ways. For
that matter, if 2.0 is a major rewrite, I'm of the opinion it should
