is a basic component of OS X and is installed with the normal system install. You can determin the location of perl by typing "which perl" in the terminal application. It should look something like this:
sberchtold@beit-g4:~ > which perl
/usr/bin/perl
If it is at an other place, webmin doesn't find it. You can then place a symbolic link of perl at this place. (ln -s /path-to-perl /usr/bin/perl). For that you have to be the root user. A normal system administrator won't do it here.
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is a basic component of OS X and is installed with the normal system install. You can determin the location of perl by typing "which perl" in the terminal application. It should look something like this: sberchtold@beit-g4:~ > which perl /usr/bin/perl If it is at an other place, webmin doesn't find it. You can then place a symbolic link of perl at this place. (ln -s /path-to-perl /usr/bin/perl). For that you have to be the root user. A normal system administrator won't do it here.Reply to This
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