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The scriptalias way works in Unix system, but does it work in windows? &nbsp;
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The scriptalias way works in Unix system, but does it work in windows?  

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ya it works in windows also<br />
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Harry
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I installed apache &nbsp;server in windows 2000. &nbsp;I can access html files through locahost. &nbsp;but when I try to execute perl files in the cgi-bin folder, it will be downloaded rather than to be executed. &nbsp;Those files can be executed in prompt comand window. &nbsp;Anyone know how to do the configuration to enable me to access those files remotely? &nbsp;Thanks!
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I installed apache  server in windows 2000.  I can access html files through locahost.  but when I try to execute perl files in the cgi-bin folder, it will be downloaded rather than to be executed.  Those files can be executed in prompt comand window.  Anyone know how to do the configuration to enable me to access those files remotely?  Thanks!

access cgi-bin file in windows 2000

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