You've got a couple of options:
1) If you're using Cgi.pm (you should!!), you can run
it in "offline mode" and capture the html it produces.
Then just point your IE or Netscape to that html and
it will display.
2) Unless your script was doing something unusual, it
should not have interfered with
will give you the path to specify in the first line of your perl
> file
> ie.
> #!/public/bin/perl -w
>
> hope that helps.
>
> Jon
>
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>
line of your perl
file
ie.
#!/public/bin/perl -w
hope that helps.
Jon
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Subject: Perl CGI (Getting started.)
Hi:
I am trying to learn Perl CGI but I am having a
Hi:
I am trying to learn Perl CGI but I am having a hard time finding a server
that I can run scripts on and then getting them to run. My brother has a
web server and was
going to let me log on and put some scripts into a directory and run them.
I couldn't get them to run, I just got the text e
