perl on IIS 6

perl on IIS 6

am 28.06.2007 22:05:39 von John DePasquale

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hi all,

if anyone has a particularly useful resource/reference you can point me
toward for getting the highly locked-down IIS 6 to allow perl scripts to
run, you will save me from jumping off the nearest high-altitude cliff.
I was able to configure and run perl smashingly=20

on IIS 4 and IIS 5, and IIS 6 is killing me. muchas gracias.

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John DePasquale

IT Manager

Law Offices of James Sokolove

1340 Centre Street - Suite 102

Newton, MA 02459

Direct line: 617-467-6932

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RE: perl on IIS 6

am 29.06.2007 03:10:00 von Justin Allegakoen

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hi all,
if anyone has a particularly useful resource/reference you can point me toward for getting the highly locked-down IIS 6 to allow perl scripts to run, you will save me from jumping off the nearest high-altitude cliff. I was able to configure and run perl smashingly
on IIS 4 and IIS 5, and IIS 6 is killing me. muchas gracias.
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Assuming you have AS' HTML perldoc installed the following covers what you need:
YOUR_DRIVE_LETTER:/Perl/html/faq/Windows/ActivePerl-Winfaq6. html#configure_IIS_60

I got CGI and ASP working on IIS6 quite a while back. It was tricky. If I remember correctly the default settings for the account that IIS6 uses won't allow execution of anything which is probably where your problem lies. I _think_ I added a new account and added the relevant permissions in order to get it going.

Just in

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