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When you say you HAVE to add an option, what do you mean?<br />
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What error message is returned when you don't add the option to the shebang line?<br />
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Andy
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When you say you HAVE to add an option, what do you mean?

What error message is returned when you don't add the option to the shebang line?

Andy

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there's a &quot;500 internal server error&quot; an the error_log file says, that the interpreter is not found on the server...
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there's a "500 internal server error" an the error_log file says, that the interpreter is not found on the server...

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thanks a lot...<br />
but one question: do you know an editor on windows, which makes the (unix)correct linebreaks?<br />
i'm using macromedia homesite 5.0 and didn't find a possibility<br />
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peter
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thanks a lot...
but one question: do you know an editor on windows, which makes the (unix)correct linebreaks?
i'm using macromedia homesite 5.0 and didn't find a possibility

peter

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You should be able to set it in Homesite. Try this:<br />
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Choose Options &gt;&nbsp;Settings from the menu bar.<br />
Select &quot;File Settings&quot; <br />
Under the &quot;Format when saving&quot; option, select &quot;Unix.&quot;<br />
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Andy
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You should be able to set it in Homesite. Try this:

Choose Options > Settings from the menu bar.
Select "File Settings"
Under the "Format when saving" option, select "Unix."

Andy

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hello!<br />
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i'm developing websites using perl 5.6.1 on our linux apache server 1.3.20.<br />
unfortunately in every perl script i have to add an option (-T or -w or even -(alone)) to perl in the shebang line #!/usr/bin/perl<br />
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can anyone tell me how i can configure my perl interpreter or my apache server to avoid this, because it makes the interpreter much slower than without any option.<br />
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thanks to all the experts out there!<br />
petschki
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hello!

i'm developing websites using perl 5.6.1 on our linux apache server 1.3.20.
unfortunately in every perl script i have to add an option (-T or -w or even -(alone)) to perl in the shebang line #!/usr/bin/perl

can anyone tell me how i can configure my perl interpreter or my apache server to avoid this, because it makes the interpreter much slower than without any option.

thanks to all the experts out there!
petschki

configuring perl interpreter on apache server

The Apache HTTP Server is a secure, efficient and extensible server that provides HTTP services in sync with the current HTTP standards. Typically Apache is run on a Unix-like operating system, but it is available for a wide variety of operating systems, including Linux, Novell NetWare, Mac OS-X and Windows. Released under the Apache License, Apache is open-source software.