Checking the config file is a good start. Another place would be the defaults, usually found by executing the main executable with a -v option (win32 might call it /verbose or somesuch). Documentation is a third place. Apache's is unusually good.
My criteria for good software:
- Does it work?
- Can someone else come in, make a change, and be reasonably certain no bugs were introduced?
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I found this in the XAMPP control panel:
PERL 5.8.8
Apache module: PERL/2.0.3
Extensions: .pl
Document root: \htdocs\modperl\
Configuration files: \apache\conf\perl.conf + \apache\conf\startup.pl
Extensions: .cgi
Document root: \cgi-bin\
Configuration files: \apache\conf\httpd.conf
So maybe create a CGI-bin folder there and try it?
Apache configuration files and documentation had no info regarding this.
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