[Xitami] Perl scripts in Windows

[Andrew Morris]

Well, I found Opera and Netscape were fine! For me IE is the really slow
one.
As for your Windows NT error, I'm not sure what this is but it sounds most
likely that it is trying to find Perl.exe and not succeeding. Have you
checked that the location of Perl.exe has been appended to the PATH
environment variable? To find out, simply go to the DOS prompt and type
PATH. In the list of paths you should see the location of perl.exe. If not,
this is probably your problem - although I'm not 100%.
I don't use NT currently, but I did before and it was OK.
Andy

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From: xitami-admin@lists.xitami.org
[mailto:xitami-admin@lists.xitami.org]On Behalf Of Eesger Toering
Sent: 10 October 2001 12:55
To: xitami@lists.xitami.org
Subject: Re: [Xitami] Perl scripts in Windows


I found out that that happens as well, also i found out that this is verry
dependant on the browser used!
Opera, and MSIE usualy are always fast, and Netscape is verry slow on some
CGI
programs.

You say you wordk on Windows NT, do you use xiwinnt.exe?? If so, does Perl
CGI
work? If so, did you have anny problems installing them, i do, on win98 it
worked fine, but under NT i get this error:

Internal error: your request was unsuccessful
Cannot create CGI process - program not found

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| Eesger Toering
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Andrew Morris wrote:

> Has anybody found that Perl scripts run intolerably slow on Windows 98/NT
> with Xitami? I'm using ActivePerl 623 and the problem doesn't appear to be
> specific to the machine or the installation. Even a small test Perl script
> (e.g 'hello world') type stuff takes up to _30 seconds_ to appear in the
> browser. I'm only running this on a local-loop. Does the problem go away
> when you're calling the server from a remote computer?
> Any info or insights appreciated.
> Andy
>
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