> On Mon, 24 Jan 2000, Reiner Rusch wrote:
>> Does anybody know, how to tell apache to start cgi (perl) in any
>> directory?
> In httpd.conf, add
> AddHandler cgi-script .pl
> or, better yet, use mod_perl and add
> AddHandler perl-script .pl
> PerlHandler Apache::Registry
> PerlSendHeader On
Thank you!!! You gave me a good hint!!!
I'm new in Linux (not in Unix as a User!), never managed the administration
before. Now my apache works fine and I also managed to use it as a
development-plattform! That's what I just wanted for the first time.
But I think these settings should be made in the "access.conf"!!! I tried it
by hand, doesn't work. Then I use "WebMin" (sorry, it's perhaps not the way,
a real linux-user make his configuration) and: It worked!!!
But your hint was great! I would not managed it alone!
But I've got no mod_perl (speed doesn't matter, it's an old 486er,
16MB...just fine for testing, that's all).
So I tried it with
"AddHandler cgi-script .pl"
"AddHandler cgi-script .cgi"
Fine! After further configuration, I get into the conf-files and found out,
that the things are in the "access.conf" not in the "httpd.conf". Perhaps
you was wrong? Hm, it doesn't matter at all, because you showed me the way!
You don't know, HOW happy I am, because NOW I've got the same environment as
on the great servers for my clients, just to test perl-scripts. At the last
time, I used to take Windows-http-server, which where a mess!
Thank you!!!
Reiner
P.S.: Wegen Ihrem Namen nehme ich an, dass Sie deutsch sind, was fuer mich
natuerlich auch besser ist, obwohl ich mein Englisch durch ueben (und lesen)
auch noch verbessern will. Deswegen auch auf diesem Wege: Vielen Dank!!! Sie
haben was gut bei mir!
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