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  1. Hosting Server InformationHosting Server Information
    Virtualmin Control panel is powered by CentOS 5 Linux Apache web server version 2.2.3 Bind DNS server version 9.3.3 Dovecot POP server version 1.0 ProFTPd server version 1.30 Postfix version 2.3.3 W...
  2. How can I create and manage subdomainHow can I create and manage subdomain
    What is Subdomain? In the Domain Name System (DNS) hierarchy, a subdomain is a domain that is part of a larger domain. For example, "mail.example.com" and "calendar.example.com" are subdomains of the ...
  3. What is the path to Perl?What is the path to Perl?
    Perl v5.8.8-15 scripts should include the following line at the beginning of all perl scripts: #!/usr/bin/perl
  4. Where do I place my CGI/Perl scripts?Where do I place my CGI/Perl scripts?
    You can run and create your own CGI/Perl scripts and upload it to any location on your web account. Some customers prefer to upload their CGI/PERL scripts to their own cgi-bin directory. The 'cgi-bin'...
  5. What version of Perl do you support?What version of Perl do you support?
    Perl v5.8.8-15
  6. What are the basics in PHP scripting?What are the basics in PHP scripting?
    ...extension. This tells our servers that you have PHP code within your pages so we can handle them properly. Once you have given your file a .php extension you can begin to use PHP code. PHP is placed ...
  7. How to activate or deactivate Perl/CGI?How to activate or deactivate Perl/CGI?
    Login to your control panel Select your domain under DOMAINS > DOMAIN NAME Select HOSTING > SETUP Under Services section you can activate or deactivate CGI services on your hosting package
  8. What version of Perl do you support?What version of Perl do you support?
    Perl- 5.008006
  9. List of available environment variables in PERLList of available environment variables in PERL
    SCRIPT_NAME /perlinfo.cgi PLESK_DIR D:\Plesk\ REQUEST_METHOD GET HTTP_ACCEPT text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,*/*;q=0.8 HTTPS_SER...
  10. Can I set permission for my CGI Scripts?Can I set permission for my CGI Scripts?
    Unfortunately no. Windows based PERL/CGI do not allow Unix or Linux like CHMOD command for r-w-x which is Read, Write an Execute. However, you can control your code from IIS settings.
  11. Where do I place my CGI/Perl scripts?Where do I place my CGI/Perl scripts?
    ...as already been created for you and is beside the 'www' directory. IMPORTANT: You can upload your perl code in ASCII mode.
  12. What is the path to Perl?What is the path to Perl?
    ...h in IIS. That means, you do not need to declare the popular 'SHEBANG' initializing code #!/usr/bin/perl. In you perl code you can discard this initial syntax.
  13. What are the basics in PHP scripting?What are the basics in PHP scripting?
    ...xtension. This tells our servers that you have PHP code within your pages so we can handle them properly. Once you have given your file a .php extension you can begin to use PHP code. PHP is place...
  14. What is the path to sendmail?What is the path to sendmail?
    The path to sendmail is: /usr/sbin/sendmail
  15. How do I set permissions for my CGI scripts?How do I set permissions for my CGI scripts?
    To set permissions for your CGI scripts, you can change them using your FTP program. Typically, permissions are changed to let the web server read, write, or execute CGI scripts. To set permissions u...
  16. Do you Sendmail support for Windows?Do you Sendmail support for Windows?
    Yes we do and the Path of Sendmail locations is: c:/sendmail/sendmail *Please note the forward slash ('/'). Inside your script you have to use it as exactly in forward slash format.