Re: perl

That means that it is looking in that location for the file and it can't
find the file there.
Did you try running "perl c:\programfiles\apahce2\cgi-bin\first.pl"?
That will execute the script if the script is there (ie the path is
correct).
If that does not work, then there is nothing wrong with Apache. It's just
being told to look for a file where none exist.
If that does work, and it runs your script, then there is something wrong
with Apache. Try it out.

On 3/30/07, mani kandan <mani_nmk07@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

The location is perl c:\program files\apahce2\cgi-bin\first.pl
I am sure about it shows very clear in error message The system cannot
find the path
specified : couldn't spawn processes:
c:\programfiles\apahce2\cgi-bin\first.pl. Instead of programfiles in my
system it is program files

**

Are you sure the file is at that location?
Try running "perl c:\programfiles\apahce2\cgi-bin\first.pl"
I suspect it ought to be:
- program files opposed to programfiles
- apache2 opposed to apahce2

On 3/30/07, mani kandan <mani_nmk07@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> Subject: perl
> sir
> I would much appreciate if you help me in finding the
> problem
>
> I am using apache 2.0.04 win32 version in window XP, I got error
> message saying internal server error
>
> I checked the error log and My error logs says as reads below
>
> The system cannot find the path specified : couldn't create child
> processes: 720003: first.pl <http://firs.pl/>
>
> The system cannot find the path
> specified : couldn't spawn processes:
> c:\programfiles\apahce2\cgi-bin\first.pl
>
>

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