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I've tried several things:
Setting the Resolve Interpreter to No or Yes
and the top line of my script is was tried with:
C:\Perl\bin\perl.exe and
#!C:\Perl\bin\perl.exe

PHP seems to run fine ...

The port issue is resolved and my site is now available to view :lol:

please look at my cgi setup and let me know if I did it correctly:

http://justforyou.n3.net/cgifiles.doc

Thanks

I have a small home network running in Win 98 and I can view my site from all computers on my network but can not view on computers outside my network. Because I do not have a true server I guess acce ...

I was able to access the server files from another computer,
this is a screen shot of my cgi setup

http://66.25.71.189/cgifiles.doc

go to http://66.25.71.189/cfifiles.doc

this is a work doc and maybe you can tell me if I did it right.

the script I have came with 1 perl script, 4 cgi files, 1 html file that sets a template and a readme text file.
the only thing the text file said would need changing is the the top line of the scri ...

I am trying a perl shopping cart and changed the headers to all of the
scripts to this: #!/ and set the Resolve interpreter to yes and put the scripts in the cgi-bin

I carefully followed all t ...

how do scripts that use send mail work if can't find send mail? Can Send Mail be installed or is Send Mail in there?

I experienced the same Security Issue when runny my PHP script which works fine with my "On Line" host but after making the modification to the CGI Environment Variables for redirection I now get an ...