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If it works on your site that means that perl is alive and well :wink:
so there must be a problem with the script or the path you are useing try a system info script to check your path like #!/usr/bin/perl ##################################### # System Information 1.0 # #Created By: Mace & XxagentxX # #You can pass around this script as # #long as you keep this header in the# #script. # ##################################### ################################################## ######################## # Installation # # To install this script all you need to do is change the path to perl # # at the top of the script, place it in your cgi enabled dir, chmod it # # to 755, then run it =). # ################################################## ######################## print "Content-type: text/html \n\n"; print qq| <html> <head> <title>Server Variables</title> </head> <body> |; foreach $env_var (keys %ENV) { print qq| <font color=red>$env_var</font> is set to <font color=blue>$ENV{$env_var}</font> |; } print qq| </body> </html> |; just copy to notepad and save as sysinfo.cgi upload in the text mode and set to 755 tom :) |
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