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cpntst
post Jan 9 2007, 08:55 PM
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I want to know the perl path to include at the beginning of the file....so that my perl scripts will run properly...

Or is it ok to make a cgi-bin directory and put my perl scripts in it?
Any reply is appreciated.

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post Jan 9 2007, 10:23 PM
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In your control panel, on the main page, on the left, is a box containing information about the server, such as versions of MYSQL, PHP, and PERL. Among this information is the path to PERL. It is possible to create a CGI bin, in fact, I believe there already is one. But you also need to know the path to PERL for your scripts to work.

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