By Fred on May 27, 2009
How to install scripts with the X3 Control Panel CGI Center
Posted in Flash Tutorials, Perl & CGI | Tagged center, cgi, control panel, cpanel, installer, script, x3
By admin on May 10, 2003
CGI stands for “Common Gateway Interface,” a fancy name meaning computer programs running on the web server that can be invoked from a www page at the browser. Simply uploading a cgi script will not make it work, you must set the correct permissions.
Posted in Perl & CGI
By admin on May 9, 2003
Your Perl scripts can use the extension .pl or .cgi. Perl scripts that are going to produce output to the Web (world readable) should use the extension .cgi. Perl scripts that are only meant to be executed by yourself via the command line or scripts which may be executed through the Web without any output [...]
Posted in Perl & CGI
By admin on May 9, 2003
You may use a directory named “cgi-bin” or any directory you wish for your Perl scripts, as long as the directory has the proper permissions.
Posted in Perl & CGI
By admin on May 6, 2003
What Perl version does my account have? And what perl modules are installed?
Posted in Perl & CGI
