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How
to Configure Perl 5 for Microsoft Personal Web Server 4.0
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On request of Miss Ho C.Y, I've added this page on "how to configure Perl 5 for Microsoft Personal Web Server 4.0". This I believe will give you a start on your e-commerce and Advance Distributed Systems assignments. If I have the time, I'll try to add a section on how to code in Perl for your assignments. Feel free to email me for help if you do not know how to start doing your assignment. I'll try to help you as much as I can, but that will depend on my work schedule. I'm very busy lately |
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How to Configure Perl 5 for Microsoft Personal Web Server 4.0 | ||
1. | Install Microsoft Personal Web server 4.0 using your win98 CD (It is located in the addon directory). If you do not have win98 CD, download PWS4.0 from www.microsoft.com. | |
2. | Download and install Perl 5 (If you have not downloaded the files yet, you can do so by clicking on the link I've provided at the study web main page). | |
3. | In the Windows, Press the Start butten, select Run and type "regedit" (edit the Windows Registry File). | |
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4. | Select "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE", followed by "System", followed by "w3svc", followed by "parameters", followed by "Script Map". | |
5. | On the Right frame of Registry Editor, Right click, then select "new", followed by "string value". Change the name of the string value to ".pl" | |
6. | Right click on the newly created ".pl" script map and select modify. In the Value data field, type "c:\Perl/bin/perl.exe %s %s". After that select "OK" | |
7. | Launch Micrsoft Personal Web server Manager | |
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8. | In the "Default Document(s)" field, add "Default.pl". Then select Edit Properties. tick the field "Execute" | |
9. | That's all you need to do, Copy all your .pl files into the "c:\Inetpub\wwwroot" directory and use the broswer to run it under the url "//localhost/" | |
Last updated 25 Feburary 2001