No, unfortunately I know it's not Indigo nor Stunnix, but I can't remember the name. It's some German project I found once upon a Google.

It's not PHPProject or CDSite, either. I found those just now searching for it, and those aren't it.

Ah, here it is: Server2Go. It doesn't seem to have Perl in its default distribution. There are additional things one can download for it, and some of it is "donation required". I'm wondering if that's where Perl support is. The version info for my copy indeed says it's ActiveState's perl. It's seems it's just repackaged and such, so it should really file under ActivePerl for all indents and porpoises.

BTW, the repackaging effort to make installation not required and to make the servers autostart from a CD didn't end up working well for me anyway, and I rewrote most of that. I'd recommend against the specific package, as there appear to be lots of other options for the same needs without even rolling your own.

In reply to Re^3: Preferred Windows Perl? by mr_mischief
in thread Preferred Windows Perl? by dsheroh

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