Im running Xp Pro, the database resides on a local drive. if i log on as my iusr account i get the same problem, but if i log on as my admin account it works just fine. instead of using the odbc ive already started an alternate solution. im running mysql and using the perl:dbi module to access...
i have written a perl script which accesses data in a db hosted by my systems odbc. when i run the script from the command prompt under my logon it runs perfectly, but when i execute it from iis under the iusr account i hear an error beep, and it just hangs. i have to assume it is because the...
run the ppm3 batch file, which is in the perl/bin dir, at the ppm> prompt type "search *". it will look around for a while before returning a huge list of packages that you can download. then type "install" followed by either the package's number or the name of the package...
The webserver is what associates your perl script (file with .pl, .plx, or .cgi file extension) with the perl executable. example in iis you would associate the .pl file extension with PerlPath/bin/perl.exe "%S" %S. that way when a client requests the .pl file, iis would pass perl.exe...
JoelKirk, Your gonna need a better server program than that. from what i have heard "theServer" probably doesnt even support cgi. also i know there is a serious security vulnerability with it if u use the log feature. i would recomend that you set yourself up with iis, im pretty sure...
Originally my problem was that activeperl returned the error "couldnt load perlDir/odbc.dll" as soon as i tried to load the win32::odbc module. i heard from another forum that i needed to give my iusr account read access to the correct odbc.dll's in the windows/system32 dir. that...
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