On 23:37 05 Jun 2002, ebinc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| Hi Forum
| I installed Red Hat and plesk The only way my cgi scripts work is if I
| specify
| /usr/bin/perl/ -w
You don't need (or want) that fourth slash.
| I never had to edit a script before like this to work
| Is there a problem with the install
I presume they had
/usr/local/bin/perl
or suchlike? Tell us what they were like before.
/usr/bin/perl is the "standard" (de facto) location for the system perl.
There are some historic scripts which have a /usr/local/bin path because
they date from the time when perl was rare (manually installed by
enthusiasts). These days most systems ship with it, and it's important
enough to install in /usr rather than /usr/local in consequence.
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