1.Perl path:If you have telnet access you can find this by typing 'which perl' at the command prompt or type 'whereis perl' and press enter. (see telnet for details)
# !/usr/bin/perl or
# !/usr/local/bin/perl or
# !/usr/bin/perl5
It could be one of the above paths on your servers.Or ask your system administrator.
2.Send mail path:Type 'whereis sendmail' at command prompt and press enter.
/usr/sbin/sendmail or
/usr/lib/sendmail
Tip:When you get more than one path pick the one with '/usr' infront of it.
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3.Server path for cgi-bin: This is also known as 'Root directory path for cgi-bin'. (see telnet for details)This looks like
/home/user/user-www/cgi-bin or
/home/httpd/www/cgi-bin
4.Files in cgi-bin:
/home/username/domainname-www/cgi-bin/filename
5.URL of cgi-bin:This starts with your domain name.
http://www.yourdomain.com/cgi-bin/
6.Which file extentions are supported in your cgi-bin- Some servers support either .cgi or .pl files. Ask your system administrator about this. |
