In theory, Codestriker will work under NT, but to install it, you will need to install Apache, ActiveState Perl, and all the required modules. I haven't had time to try this myself, but in theory, it should work.
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I don't know anybody who has tried this, but I would love it if you could try. There is no apache-specific code in Codestriker, as it was designed to be able to run as a vanilla CGI script.
I am currently revamping all the documentation into a proper guide for the next release, and I have mentioned this. If you have success with IIS, I'll add in the appropriate documentationn for other users.
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Could you build a NT Version from your software and save it in a ZIP file?
In theory, Codestriker will work under NT, but to install it, you will need to install Apache, ActiveState Perl, and all the required modules. I haven't had time to try this myself, but in theory, it should work.
How about IIS? It there any way to get this working with IIS? Has anyone attempted this?
I don't know anybody who has tried this, but I would love it if you could try. There is no apache-specific code in Codestriker, as it was designed to be able to run as a vanilla CGI script.
I am currently revamping all the documentation into a proper guide for the next release, and I have mentioned this. If you have success with IIS, I'll add in the appropriate documentationn for other users.
This is a fairly old item now. Codestriker works fine under NT and using ISS.