These is a theoretical answer rather than one based on experience. I would think that you have installed the Jrun webserver connection, which basically passes all requests to Jrun, what you need to do is pass .pl or .plx or whatever to perl not Jrun. The way to this is to mappings for .cfm, .jsp to Jrun, and the other extensions to perl , php or whatever.
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