Okay this is the verdict! My server provider supports perl, and cgi scripts, and I can even have a cgi dir but not cgi-bin directory. If that makes any sense. Also in reading several of the current topics, I noticed that alot of developers use windows server system. I actually use linux server. My provider said that the default code to point perl script to: #!/usr/bin/perl is correct.
My current url i was trying to set up was: Multimedia file viewing and clickable links are available for registered members only!! You need to
or
!!
So I made a little adjustment and made it this: Multimedia file viewing and clickable links are available for registered members only!! You need to
or
!!
to look this way:
Multimedia file viewing and clickable links are available for registered members only!! You need to
or
!!
But I still get the same results.
Do you think this would make a difference because I'm using linux server and not windows! Thanks for your help and any advice on this matter! Del Smith
PS. I hope it is okay to post my weburl above..
Dieter Werner wrote on 06/12/07 at 09:32:49:Either your server isn't prepared to execute Perl scripts or:
1. the first line of the script doesn't point to perl directory
2. the server only executes files with the .cgi extension
You should ask your serverprovider.
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