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You basically need work through the checklists (do what each item says, if it solves the problem GREAT, if it doesn't move on to NEXT item), brian's Guide to Solving Any Perl Problem, CGI Help Guide , Troubleshooting Perl CGI scripts ... More generic advice :) On debugging, verify everything, talk to teddybear ... checklists and more

Because https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/howto/public_html.html#cgi / Apache Tutorial: Dynamic Content with CGI and more

Copy/paste from Re: To call a .pl file when a button is pressed on a GUI created using Perl CGI (webserver) for the links below

Its simple, you need a webserver
Why? Because webpages and CGI needs a webserver, thats how it works
Its weird that so many folks manage to create a GUI using Perl CGI without understanding this
learn about the internet,Web Programming: For Beginners, to get an overall picture of how the internet works, how tcp/ip, sockets, html, ajax, all fit together....
See also Mojolicious::Lite +and jQuery +AJAX + Mojo::Template
And a copy-pasta for you:)
Also, there are checklists for that , Basic debugging checklist , brian's Guide to Solving Any Perl Problem, CGI Help Guide , Troubleshooting Perl CGI scripts
Yes, work through these checklists, when you find a problem on the list, use a solution from the list, when you find a problem not on the list (rare), post the error message and problem description here
brian's Guide to Solving Any Perl Problem, CGI Help Guide , Troubleshooting Perl CGI scripts
So examine your server configuration and compare to https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/howto/public_html.html#cgi / Apache Tutorial: Dynamic Content with CGI
learn about the internet,Web Programming: For Beginners, to get an overall picture of how the internet works, how tcp/ip, sockets, html, ajax, all fit together.

Explicitly using Options to permit CGI execution, Apache Tutorial: Dynamic Content with CGI - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.2 : Explicitly using Options to permit CGI execution

In reply to Re: I need help with debugging CGI by Anonymous Monk
in thread I need help with templates by Hramyzn

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