in reply to Big trouble with Perl on IIS6

You need to (re-)authorise your IIS user account (USR_<machine-name>) to have appropriate authorities for the operations and on those parts of the filesystem you want it to access.

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Re^2: Big trouble with Perl on IIS6
by Discipulus (Canon) on Sep 04, 2007 at 10:03 UTC
    thanks for your reply. I have this code and I have re-authorised in this way: I have set in IIS mmc in the properties-> security -> authentication for anonymous to the administrator (for testing purpose)
    

    #!perl
use CGI qw /:standard -nph/;
 $|++;
 $POST_MAX=100;
 $DISABLE_UPLOAD=1;
 
 print header();
print start_html(-title=>'*modifica',-bgcolor=>"#000099",-text=>"#FF99
+33");


print start_form(-method=>'POST',-action=>url(-relative=>1),-name=>'fo
+rm1');    ######## oOOOo ####
print 'insert a little number '.url(-relative=>1).br;
    print textfield(-name=>'numero',-value=>"");
    print submit(-value=>' crea tabelline');

if (defined param('numero')){&tabell()}

##########################################
sub tabell{                   ############  "#000000"
 $x=param('numero');
 for $uno(1..$x)
   {
   for $due(1..$x)
    {$array[$uno].=td($uno*$due)}
   }
   print table({-title=>'oOOOo',-bgcolor=>"#000000",-border=>1,-border
+color=>"red",-width=>"80%", -cellspacing=>"0", -cellpadding=>"0"},
   Tr({-align=>'CENTER'},[@array]));
}
##########################################

print end_html();

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    ..and it still does'nt want to run giving a 403 error (no error on the server).

    Lor*
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      I C&P'd your code to a page on my local webserver and it ran fine, so the problem remains with your authorisation.

      I don't understand your description of how you have tried to authorise your webserver account. I haven't seen or used IIS for 7 or 8 years, circa. v2 or 3?, but unless things have changed beyond recognition, what you describe doesn't look even vaguely correct.

      At this point your problem is not a perl problem at all, and I don't have the knowledge to help you with it. You either need to read the documentation, search the web, or ask your question somewhere there will be poeple who will know the answer.

      Examine what is said, not who speaks -- Silence betokens consent -- Love the truth but pardon error.
      "Science is about questioning the status quo. Questioning authority".
      In the absence of evidence, opinion is indistinguishable from prejudice.
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