If you are using a Windows System, you can go into the Control Panel, click
"Enable or Disable Windows Components" and select IIS. Depending on
your version of Windows, you should either have IIS 6 / 7, probably IIS7 if
you are using Windows 7 as well. After selecting it, let Windows Install it,
th
Hello Prashant,
Thanx alan..
You are welcome.
please suggest the steps to configure my web server.
It depends on which web server you are using. You will probably find a
cgi-bin directory (in Debian/Ubuntu, Apache's cgi-bin is at
/usr/lib/cgi-bin/) which is configured to serve CGI script
Thanx alan..
please suggest the steps to configure my web server.
regards
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On 11/04/2011 12:05, prashant kaushal wrote:
Hi Di,
Yesterday i tried a "Hello world" program in perl using cgi script on a windows
platform. The steps i followed were:
1. Made a directory in "C:" and named it "cgi-bin"
2. Wrote my source code file and saved it with "test.cgi"
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On Mon, Apr 11, 2011 at 04:05:31AM -0700, prashant kaushal wrote:
> Hi Di,
>
> Yesterday i tried a "Hello world" program in perl using cgi script on a
> windows platform. The steps i followed were:
>
> 1. Made a directory in "C:" and named it "cgi-bin"
> 2. Wrote my source code file and saved i
Hello Prashant,
Yesterday i tried a "Hello world" program in perl using cgi script
on a windows platform.
Check out the CGI module on CPAN.
3. opened it with my web browser.
but now instead of giving the output it just shows the original
source code. please help! regards
You have to conf
