[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > The outfit I work for has a site that provides > services for our clients. (Mostly providing > information) but some of the pages rely on Perl > scripts/CGI. > > Often, staff from our program go out to schools and > the like where there is no means to connect to the > internet. > > It would be cool if we could save the current > version of the site to a CD and have the Perl CGI > etc work. > > Anyone encounter a way to do this?
you could look at cygwin (assuming all client machines are windows). I am not sure what if any *nessesary* registry settings it requires, but if you could just copy the cygwin root along with your website onto a cd with the apropriate config files, you could start and run apache and perl (which both come with cygwin) to view your site on any windows comp. Dave
