I was wondering if there are any issues running NPH scripts on Apache under Win32. Here's a generic test script, which I've been messing with: 
#!perl.exe

print "$ENV{'SERVER_PROTOCOL'} 200 OK\n";
print "Server: $ENV{'SERVER_SOFTWARE'}\n";
print "Content-type: text/plain\n\n";
$| = 0;
for ($loop = 10; $loop >= 0; $loop--)
    {
    print "$loop\n";
    sleep (1);
    }
print "Blast Off!\n";
exit (0);

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It seems to work okay on my Mandrake box and Cobalt RaQ, but not so well on my windows machine... and no, perl.exe is not in my cgi-bin :)
See it not work here: http://66.149.100.92/cgi-bin/nph-test.cgi
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paul

In reply to NPH Scripts on Apache under Win32 by vbrtrmn

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