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Posted by Matt Probert on 08/15/06 16:38
On Tue, 15 Aug 2006 11:38:52 GMT, "Nospam" <nospam@home.com> wrote:
>I don't know why this doesn't work in my htaccess, every user who visits the
>site a perl program is supposed to run, which sows the time, however this
>doesn't work at all, is there a particular set of rules to use a perl file
>.pl in an htaccess file?
In simple terms...
Perl is a server-side scripting language called through CGI. .htaccess
is an additional configuration file for the Apache web server.
Within a web page you may, for example use something like:
<img src="perl_clock.pl">
To automaticaly call a Perl program which returns an image to be
displayed.
You will have to check your server's configuration to establish:
1) If perl scripting is enabled
2) In which directory CGI execution is allowed.
If the server is not your own, but is on a shared hosting service,
then contact the host for assistance.
Matt
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