I've just downloaded and Installed Apache 2.0.54 on winXP. now I cant
find my usr directory any where, the apache runs well, localhost
returns the apache test page, but I need the usr directory to install
perl, can anyone ?

On 19 Jul 2005 04:17:36 -0700, "neno" <knejem@gmail.com> wrote:

>I've just downloaded and Installed Apache 2.0.54 on winXP. now I cant
>find my usr directory any where, the apache runs well, localhost
>returns the apache test page, but I need the usr directory to install
>perl, can anyone ?

There is no usr directory in WinXP. Of course you can make one, if
you want -- that's not the real issue, though. The key is to have a
window-enabled version of Perl and to get it registered properly in
Windows and Apache (you're going to use mod-perl, I assume?).

I'm not using Perl so I can't give you a step-by-step. Google for
Perl in Apache WinXP and you will find a number of matches to guide
you in your setup.

Terry
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I need the Apache server and perl to use a library system KOHA
www.koha.org, this system requires them both, and requires that perl be
installed in the usr folder.
No I don't need to use mod-perl, the reason I asked is that I watched
the installation done on another PC and saw that usr folder was created
directly after the installation of apache, thats why I asked.

Now I have another question, if I created the folder my self, and
installed perl in it, will the perl modules work on apache, and is
there a way to test this or not?

On 20 Jul 2005, "neno" <knejem@gmail.com> wrote in
news:1121862883.208036.150110@g14g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com:

> Now I have another question, if I created the folder my self, and
> installed perl in it, will the perl modules work on apache, and
> is there a way to test this or not?

I believe the shebang line in the perl script points to the location of
the perl interpreter, so it could be in any directory you choose.

On 20 Jul 2005, "neno" <knejem@gmail.com> wrote in
news:1121862883.208036.150110@g14g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com:

> Now I have another question, if I created the folder my self, and
> installed perl in it, will the perl modules work on apache, and
> is there a way to test this or not?

I believe the shebang line in the perl script points to the location of
the perl interpreter, so it could be in any directory you choose.

On 20 Jul 2005, "neno" <knejem@gmail.com> wrote in
news:1121862883.208036.150110@g14g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com:

> Now I have another question, if I created the folder my self, and
> installed perl in it, will the perl modules work on apache, and
> is there a way to test this or not?

I believe the shebang line in the perl script points to the location of
the perl interpreter, so it could be in any directory you choose.