if i have windows 2000 and know how to write perl scripts, how to i
actuvate the script through perl?
actuvate the script through perl?
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Re: perl
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> if i have windows 2000 and know how to write perl scripts, how to i
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What do you mean by "actuvate the script through perl"?
Do you mean execute a Perl script?
You can do "C:\perl\bin\pe rl.exe whatever" (replacing C:\perl with
wherever you installed Perl).
Or you can just give the scipt a .pl suffix and double click in
explorer (as most popular Perl installations will associate the .pl
file extension with perl.exe).
Is this perhaps a stealth CGI question?
If you are asking how to configure your web server to execute CGI
scripts written in Perl then then that is question about how to
configure your (unspecified) web server software not a question about
Perl.
That said, if you are using the ActiveState Perl distribution and your
web server is IIS then the .pl suffix will optionally be automatically
be associated with perl.exe in the IIS CGI configuration when you
install Perl.
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