CGIwrap Error: System Error: execv() failed. Error: No such file or directory (2)
You uploaded your perl script in binary mode instead of ascii. Reload the script in ascii and if it worked before, the script will be fine.

CGIwrap Error: Script is not executable.
The file's permissions are not set properly. You need to set the file permissions for "755". Using a file transfer tool such as CuteFTP, change the file's permissions by issuing a chmod 755 on the perl program.

I want to implement a counter and the shareware script says it needs Server Side Includes or SSI. What is SSI?
SSI (Server Side Includes) processes a web page on the server and includes text and variables based on syntax in the HTML before it is served to a client. If the client views the generated HTML, the SSI result, and not the code will not be present. For example: the client sees Wednesday, 24-Jun-1998 02:23:05 CDT and not
<!--#echo var="DATE_LOCAL" -->.

I've tried to implement SSI, but it doesn't seem to work. What's up?
On most servers, you must name your SSI HTML file with the .shtml extension. Remember to update all the pages linking to the page with SSI.

CGIwrap Error: Script is not a regular file.
The script being invoked has the file extension omitted. For example, the program test.cgi is being called as "test" or "test?" instead of "test.cgi" or "test.cgi?".