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Synopsis: CGI (perl) scripts don't run at all Comment-Added-By: coar Comment-Added-When: Mon Sep 28 03:40:20 PDT 1998 Comment-Added: The Alias directive is used to map URI locations to filesystem locations. Alias /usr/local/bin/perl "j:/perl/perl" will not help your CGI problem because the shebang line starts as a filesystem location and never goes through the translation. Why should it? It's a local file telling the local server where to find another local file; the network and the Web aren't involved at all. As Shane pointed out, try fixing your scripts' shebang lines to be "#!j:/perl/perl.exe" and see if the situation improves.
