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Executing Perl Scripts on XP PRO

Asked by tutaz in Perl Programming Language

Hi

I have a scirpt, that works perfectly on my website, but i need
to test it on my XP machine... It runs on the website
without producing any server errors... and it is working
exactly as it should be.

I have some questions... and they are all about the above mentioned subject: Executing/Running  Perl Scripts on XP PRO

1- Is it possible to run a *.cgi or *.pl  file on my XP,
and get the *exact results* as i run it on a web server?
Or there are times .. that perl scirpts won't work on my PC?

Example:  If i am having a script that  100% perfectly running in my domain's /cgi-bin/ directory....  
like: http://www.My-Domainnnnn.com/cgi-bin/My-Perl-Code.cgi

Is it *always*  applicable to run "My-Perl-Code.cgi" file on
my XP, and get the same results as if it is running in the CGI-BIN directory?

Or it depends on what the script does?

2- Well, i hope i am not asking too much .. but:
How to do it?

Well, i didn't do it before...and it seems as a hard thing to do...
so i need some help to actually running the file on my XP machine.


I know that this envolves getting ActivePerl & Apachi
SO i downloaded the files:
ActivePerl-5.8.4.810-MSWin32-x86.msi     and
apache_2.0.52-win32-x86-no_ssl.msi

and they are ready for installation.

If you refer me to a "how-to" article online.. then please accept that i will return and ask some "how-to's" of that article.

I've tryed to do it myself... and the only thing that was OK...
was the installation of the above 2 programs.

Will be waiting for your kind help ;-)

Best  regards

Tutaz
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