Ive read the posts relating to Webinator under NT & IIS. I particularly liked the following:
There is not much to say about the NT installation under normal circumstances. You just run the setup.exe, it asks a few simple questions, then you're finished.
In a nutshellBS! Theres not much that could be further from the truth! Its far easier to install perl apps under IIS than Webinator. Lets dispense with setup.exe and get down to what goes where and permissions. Do you not have simple, terse, step-by-step, instructions? Surely when you see the number of posts about installation, youd have to wake up to the fact that youre doing something quite wrong!
Hope to see something better, soon.
Colin West
cwest@justmail.net
There is not much to say about the NT installation under normal circumstances. You just run the setup.exe, it asks a few simple questions, then you're finished.
In a nutshellBS! Theres not much that could be further from the truth! Its far easier to install perl apps under IIS than Webinator. Lets dispense with setup.exe and get down to what goes where and permissions. Do you not have simple, terse, step-by-step, instructions? Surely when you see the number of posts about installation, youd have to wake up to the fact that youre doing something quite wrong!
Hope to see something better, soon.
Colin West
cwest@justmail.net