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where are the pre-loaded cgi scripts installed?

Some of the scripts that are already installed on our Unix-based shared hosting plans (i.e. Business Class Unix, Pro, and eCommerce Unix) reside in the /cgi-sys/ directory of the server. Examples are formmail.pl, Count.cgi, weather.cgi, etc. However, the /cgi-sys/ folder is a system folder and is not accessible on a shared hosting environment. If you need a custom version of such scripts, you can download and install your own versions into your /cgi-bin or /html folder.

Other tools, such as MediaWiki, Joomla, phpBB, etc., are installed in the /html folder of the corresponding domain name.

We recommend that you use the Aplus.Net Control Panel tools to utilize these scripts. The Control Panel offers automatic installation and some management options.

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