What Victor said is right. In general, you need to know how
to run your OS, and admin apache to set up mod_perl +
Apache::ASP. Using this environment requires a bit of a
learning curve on the various underlying technologies.
That said, I don't know if you will be able to run your
Hyperseek program... if its an "ASP" program, then it might
be written for VBScript, in which case you are out of luck
because Apache::ASP supports perl scripting only at
the moment.
Best of luck.
-- Joshua
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Jason wrote:
>
> Hi .. I hope someone can help me with this problem.
>
> I've been assigned to install Apache::ASP and mod_perl so that one of our
> client's can use a program called Hyperseek.
>
> My biggest problem is that I'm not very familiar with the server or the Unix
> environment.
>
> Over the past few days, I've managed to install MySQL, DBI module and
> DBD::mysql. I've now run into a problem with Apache::ASP and mod_perl.
>
> When I perform a locate test on my server (RaQ4) for mod_perl, it finds a
> bunch of files. I can also find my Apache::ASP files.
>
> I had the automatically installed via CPAN.pm by doing an install mod_perl
> and install Bundle::Apache command.
>
> According to tutorials, I need to edit my httpd.conf file in order activate
> Apache and mod_perl. The problem is that when I try to locate my
> httpd.conf file, I can't find it. I also do not have a /usr/local/Apache
> folder. Does this mean Apache isn't installed??
>
> I'm really confused. Can anyone help me? Also, is there a way to test that
> Apache::ASP and mod_perl are correctly installed and can run scripts?
>
> Your help is very much appreciated.
>
> -- Jason Ables
