Why not contact Zangweb for support? http://www.arbingersys.com/hostsites/zangweb/ says it comes with apache2 and mod_perl2, so what are you doing?
Here is what you get with zangweb:

• Apache version 2.2.3
• MySQL version 5.0.24-community-log for Win32 on ia32
• Perl version 5.8.8 built for MSWin32-x86-multi-thread
  Featured modules
  • CGI 3.15 - Web programming library
  • CGI::Ajax 0.697 - Perl-specific system for writing Asynchronous web applications
  • DBI 1.52 - Database connectivity (MySQL)
  • HTML::Parser 3.55 - Parse and extract info from HTML
  • DBD::ADO 2.95 - Use Microsoft ADO to connect to data
  • DBD::ODBC 1.13 - Use ODBC data sources
  • LWP 5.805 - Develop web clients
  • Net::FTP 2.75 - FTP client library
  • Net::POP3 2.28 - POP3 client library
  • Net::SMTP 2.29 - Send SMTP email
  • SOAP::Lite 0.69 - Lightweight interface to the Simple Object Access Protocol
  • Template 2.09 - The Template Toolkit
  • XML::Parser 2.34 - Parse XML documents
• OpenSSL/mod_ssl - Secure your site with SSL
• mod_perl version 2.0

As you can see, a thoroughly modern and feature-rich web development system!

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