Almost finished. The last thing to do is to create a virtual directory
and change a permission. You may also need to configure IIS to recognize
and process Perl scripts.
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Open Windows Explorer and locate the subdirectory where
BugTrack is located. Right-click on the subdirectory name and
then click on the Web Sharing tab. You should see:
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Select Share this folder and then fill in the
next dialog box that appears like this:
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Make sure to select the Script source access in the
Access Permissions section of this dialog box.
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Click OK to close this dialog box, click OK again to close
the previous dialog box.
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Open the Internet Services Manager and locate the bugtrack
virtual directory created in the last step:
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Right-click on the bugtrack virtual directory and select
properties from the context menu.
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The screen that appears should resemble this:
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Click on the Configuration button to bring up the
Application Configuration screen. Make certain
there's an entry at the bottom of this list for the pl
suffix mapping it to the Perlis.dll installed in
the ActivePerl subdirectory:
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If that checks out, you should be in working order.
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