Re: Problem getting cgi script to work with apache?

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Knute Johnson wrote:

No it was almost twice as many lines. But I think that is where the problem is. Another fellow suggested that I try dos2unix and that makes a file exactly the same size as the VIM copied one that works. I just tried it and that has fixed my problem. I had no clue that perl was sensitive to carriage returns.

As far as I know, it's not. The problem you run in to is that the kernel *is* sensitive to CR in the shebang. If the first line of your file is:

#!/usr/bin/perl\r\n

...then the kernel will try to exec "/usr/bin/perl\r", which doesn't exist. Naturally, as a kernel issue, this affects all scripts, regardless of the interpreter used.

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