Blank Page!

[Doug Hall <Do...@DGHall.co.uk>]

Hi. 
I'm trying to get apache::asp working...

Below are the instructions I followed, but when I actually get to the asp webpage, it's black..

The code I put in the page is     
<%

response.write "Test works!"

%>

The URL is www.doughall.co.uk/test/default.asp

Can anyone shed any light???

Many thanks
Doug

      How To: Install ASP (Apache::ASP) on CPanel    
          1.. Login to your server via SSH as root. 
          (If you disabled root logins login with your other username, and su to root) 
          2.. Type:
          wget http://layer1.cpanel.net/apache-asp.sea 
          3.. Type:
          chmod 700 apache-asp.sea 
          4.. Type:
          ./apache-asp.sea

          You should see this going through some installation processes and things. Once it gets toward the end, it'll say that you may need to restart Apache. Don't worry about that yet. 
          Once that's done, you'll need to setup Apache to work with Apache::ASP:

          5.. Type: 
          pico /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf

          6.. Find This:
          <Files ~ "^\.ht">
          Order allow,deny
          Deny from all
          Satisfy All
          </Files>

          7.. Right below there, add:
          ## Apache::ASP Install Configuration

          PerlModule Apache::ASP
          <Files ~ (\.asp)>
          SetHandler perl-script
          PerlHandler Apache::ASP
          PerlSetVar Global .
          PerlSetVar StateDir /tmp/asp
          </Files>

          8.. Next, find the section that looks like:
          <IfModule mod_dir.c>
          DirectoryIndex index.html index.wml index.cgi index.shtml index.jsp index.js index.jp blah blah blah blah .....
          </IfModule>

          9.. Add in there index.asp and default.asp so those are included as directory defaults 
          (pages that load when no filename is given for a directory).

          10.. Save and exit. 
          CTRL-x then Y then enter 

          11.. Login to WHM as root.
          Now restart Apache.

          You are done!