“Can you suggest me a good Web Server that can support Perl CGI. My current web hosting give very minimum support for the perl cgi.”

It's actually harder to find a web host that — does not — have CGI and Perl installed. If you are looking for a host to provide technical support for your scripts, you may be better off looking for the configuration you want (eg. Operating system, supported databases etc.) and taking the time to learn CGI.

This will help you get started: CGI 101 and, of course you can stop by here with any specific questions.

Good luck.


"...the adversities born of well-placed thoughts should be considered mercies rather than misfortunes." — Don Quixote

In reply to Re: Please Suggest me a good Web Hosting for Perl CGI by luis.roca
in thread Please Suggest me a good Web Hosting for Perl CGI by romy_mathew

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