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ok.. this may seems odd but I'd like to know how to enable cgi & perl scripting on my new Windows 2000 server so I can run ubb on my home server rather than get a hosting company to do it for me, thus saving mysef a lot of old headaches and creating new ones!
Currently, I get an "internal server error" for cgi's and nothing (timeout) for perls.
I downloaded and installed ActivePerl but nothing happened(!).. I'd apreciate any help in this regard.
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You need to "map" perl to your cgi and perl scripts on your server.
Mapping perl in IIS takes about 20-30 seconds.
- You pull up the internet services manager, right click on the folder you need mapped to perl (ubbcgi) and click on properties. - Under Applications settings in the directory tab, click on the "create" button on the right. - then click on "configuration" - in App Mappings, scroll to the bottom to make sure cgi isn't already mapped in there - if it is, make sure .cgi and .pl is mapped to your Perl.exe %s %s or PerlIS.dll - if it isn't click on "add" - browse to your Perl.exe then add %s %s after it once you select it and put .cgi in the executable box. Check "All Verbs" and click ok. - do the same for the .pl extension
That sounds like a lot, but it is step-by-step... ask if I am unclear anywhere...
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That is a good example Matt... gracias mi amigo
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Thanks a lot guys.. I did this and there was no way I could've figured the %s %s part myself..
One thing though.. I noticed that in the Internet Services Manager, my cgi-bin dir was just another directory in the Default Web Site tree (i.e. it is a seperate Virtual Dir.) Whereas have created a seperate cgi-bin dir in the localhost dir (c:inetpub on my system).. Where exactly should I create the required UBB dirs from?
Plus, now that I've copied all of my forums, memebrs, etc.. to my server, I setup the UBB but I see a start page with the forums missing! What's happening?
Thanks
[ May 07, 2001 03:03 AM: Message edited by: mam14 ]
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check your general display options. If it has display by categories checked, and you have no categories it will look like that.
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aaagh.. that's it.. thanks amykhar. And to you all
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