Depends on how Perl is configured in the NT Server. When I managed and developed sites for NT Servers about a year ago, I set-up Perl to use a specific perl path in the "shebang" line. I posted the path in the DBMAN Installation Forum about a year ago.

Most NT Servers are configured to not use that line. So, try deleting the perl path.

Again...depends on how the NT is configured. Some NT administrators use drive/directory aliases for accounts for easy management. We used IIS 4.0 and to keep things simple for the admin, we had all accounts in the C:/InetPub/wwwroot/website directories.

And you should be using the following paths in your .cfg files and in your .cgi files:



Do not use the forward slash before the drive letter.

Well, if they have a Windows sendmail program, like Blatmail installed, then that is true. You need to ask them where the sendmail program is located. IF they tell you that they do not have sendmail installed, then you do need to use SMTP, by simply using your domain address, like the following:



Unless they have a special SMTP server set-up that you have to use a sub-domain address, like the following:



Hope these comments help.

Regards,

Eliot Lee