Have you looked into the server error log? What does it say there?

Have you tried to launch a different program than your program there?

How are you trying to launch/include your script on the server?

Please read How (Not) To Ask A Question. Really. Read the section of "Show Some Effort". I don't want to ask you question after question to pull every detail out of you. You have not posted any of your code, and you have not shown how this problem is remotely relevant to Perl except that the .exe file was created using Perl. You have not shown what you have done to determine the cause of the error. You have not shown if your program works anywhere else than your development machine at all.

All of these things are not helping us to help you.

In reply to Re^3: how to run script.exe on hosted site? by Corion
in thread how to run script.exe on hosted site? by ashwani

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