Interland Windows NT/2000 servers we can run a variety of scripts. Currently we have support for Active Server Pages (ASP), Cold Fusion, Perl, Visual Basic (VB), C++, and Java. The VB, Perl, and C++ scripts may all be run within your account from your cgi-bin; the rest may be run from your normal directory structure.
There are thousands of scripts on the Internet. You should (possibly with some tweaking) be able to run almost any Perl script, along with the hundreds of Windows NT/2000 specific scripts.
PLEASE NOTE: Our technical support staff does not debug scripts for you. If you would like our staff to program a script for you, contact sales@interland.net.
If you feel a script should be working, but is not due to a configuration problem with our server, then please let us know. Remember, when configuring Perl scripts, your absolute path is d:\youripaddress.
Common Paths - Either of the following methods will work fine.
Path to CGI-BIN-method 1
D:\ipaddress\cgi-bin\filename
For example: D:\192.168.0.1\cgi-bin\bubba.pl
Path to CGI-BIN-method 2
D:/ipaddress/cgi-bin/filename
For example: D:/192.168.0.1/cgi-bin/bubba.pl
Form Mail
Common Problem
Many ISP's have begun blocking e-mail without a from address (i.e. Null Sender) because they think it is a spam (junk mail). To avoid this, simply make sure your form has a from variable. - Updated: March 13, 2001
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