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The mysteries of IIS 6 on Windows 2003 using Activestate perl

Asked by jgilligan1 in Perl Programming Language

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Hi folks, I have a question which is driving me up the wall.

I've installed Win2003 with IIS6 and have installed Activestate Perl, (5.6.1.638) and
I've had the worst time getting this to work properly.

I had installed perl a few weeks ago and it just worked fine without having to explicitly install the definitions in the Web Extensions tab of IIS OR making a particular association in the web-site directory. (At this point I should have tried to part the Red Sea or something because my luck was apparently so good.)

In any event, I had to install another CGI script language and I then checked to make sure all the languages currently in use were all working and playing well together - and everything was.

Now, I went to copy an existing web-site to a new IP address / URL and when I did, the damnest thing , Perl stopped working, the other CGI apps have been fine but perl just stopped on a dime for all of my web-sites.

Being a little frustrated with this,


I read through and made manual associations for .pl in IIS (refering to)

http://www.experts-exchange.com/Programming/Programming_Languages/Perl/Q_21095542.html
and a couple of other places (php.net etc)
Had no luck so I uninstalled Activestate , rebooted and reinstalled, selected to have Activestate install the appropriate extensions and what have you.

Still nothing.

So I'm more or less rather baffled at the moment does anyone have any thoughts or have seen this odd behavior out of IIS before?

Regards,

Joe G.

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