> I have installed ActivePerl on a Win2k server. From the best I can tell,
> perl works, I've run the hello world test .pl file. My problem is trying to
> run other .pl files. When I run them from a browser, it either displays the
> text of the file or give me a login to access it. No matter what login I
> use, it give me the login request again, and says I don't have permission to
> this file. I have change the #!/usr/bin/perl several times, but still have
> the above listed problems.
You need to set the #! to just #!perl on a windows install of perl. Unless you
are running on a UNIX box or a secured directory of NT, you should not have any
problems accessing the cgi script.
To display the html format in a browser, you must send an HTTP header (print
"Content-type: text/html\n\n";), otherwise you will get plain text back out.
Shawn
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