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To: SunSpot who wrote (44921)	5/18/2000 12:46:00 PM
From: Cameron Dorey	Read Replies (1) of 74651

"Apache on NT has many incompatible differences to other Apache implementations, like drive letters (C:) [1] and backslashes (c:\windows)" [1] Not necessarily. I'm assuming you are talking about the shebang line (#!). If you have Apache on the same drive as your script language (i.e., perl), you can leave off the drive letter and make your directory structure whatever you want (such as /usr/bin/perl). Otherwise, you are just talking about changing this one line in a script to go to a nx server environment, anyway. [2] Apache on Windows uses forward slashes just fine, as does Perl (I guess you see here what I use most). If you have to interact with Windows programs, then Linux or FreeBSD is not necessarily the obvious place for deployment. Cameron

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