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Hi Experts,<br />
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Is there a way to have mod_perl installed on a server, and using it for perl scripts in your &quot;Apache2/modperl&quot; directory, but to have another directory, say just &quot;Apache2/perl&quot;, that will run perl but not mod_perl? &nbsp;Would this be done in the Apache config file, and if so, how?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
kesea
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Hi Experts,

Is there a way to have mod_perl installed on a server, and using it for perl scripts in your "Apache2/modperl" directory, but to have another directory, say just "Apache2/perl", that will run perl but not mod_perl?  Would this be done in the Apache config file, and if so, how?

Thanks,
kesea

apache config file and mod_perl

Hi Experts,

Is there a way to have mod_perl installed on a server, and using it for perl scripts in your &quot;Apache2/modperl&quot; directory, but to have another directory, say just &quot;Apache2/perl&quot;, that will run perl but not mod_perl?  Would this be done in the Apache config file, and if so, how?

Thanks,
kesea

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