Sorry, I said too much :). I should have just gone with the URL. 

Yes, i was commenting on the use of a shell script to invoke a perl script
instead of calling it directly. You can do it any way you like, but if you
want to use mod_perl, you might want to consider putting that script logic
into perl so it can be used both as a cgi and under mod_perl.

On Tue, 18 Apr 2000, p-thilts wrote:

> > there is no silver mod_perl bullet. I would start here
> >
> > http://perl.apache.org
> 
> So let me rephrase.   Do I still use the same kind of submit operation
> associated with a form on a browser web page (where the submit bundle of
> information references CGI or cgi-bin)  in order to evoke the apache
> operation of mod_per?  Should have said it that way in the first place.

Do some reading. Basically yes, although you would setup a handler with
any path you like. It supports using your cgi's as is until you port them
fully for performance etc.

I'm no expert, so I won't comment further. You will see there is a
mod_perl mailing list, but I wouldn't go askign these kinds of questions
there :)

give that URL a try.

charles


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