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Where should I upload my CGI/Perl scripts?
.cgi scripts must be executed from the /var/www/cgi-bin folder. This folder can be reached by clicking on the /mainwebsite_cgi folder shortcut. .pl scripts must be executed from the /var/www/perl folder. This folder can be reached by clicking on the /mainwebsite_perl folder shortcut. Note that ...
- What is a CGI bin and what is it used for?
The CGI bin is the directory where all of your CGI scripts are stored. Scripts are stored in this directory so that the web server will know to execute these scripts instead of just displaying them in a browser. This directory has executable permissions, while all of your other directories shou ...
- What languages can I use to write my CGI scripts and programs?
CGI scripts can be written in almost any programming language. Our servers support CGI scripts written in Perl 5.x, C++, GCC (GNU Compiler Collection), TCL and Python.
- Can I install my own CGI scripts and programs?
Yes. You can upload your own CGI scripts to your local /cgi-bin directory, only if you are subscribed to the Ultra Hosting or the Unlimited Hosting plans.
- What are CGI scripts?
Common Gateway Interface (CGI) is a standard method of transmitting information between an application and a web server. CGI scripts are used to supplement basic HTML pages by making your website more interactive and functional. You can program many useful features in CGI scripts, such as hit c ...
