SSI stands for server-side includes. They are special tags, imbeded within
HTML comment tags, which the server parses as it is serving the page. CGI is
a method for running arbitrary scripts written in a specific language
automatically based on the file part of the URL. Most common scripting
languages such as PERL and PHP can be run by Apache in two ways: via the CGI
(common gateway interface), or as internal Apache modules. Configuring
Apache for CGI is not difficult, however installing mod_perl or mod_php can
be tricky.
So, to answer your question: you don't see the propper output because the
server is not processing your perl script as you expect. You need to tell
Apache to run perl scripts through the perl interpreter. Look in the manual
for how to enable CGI. If you still have trouble, write back and I'll try
and help. I just don't have all the stuff in front of me now.
Hope this helps ...
Rich
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