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Absolute paths reflect the physical locations of directories on a server. They are the complete locations, not the locations from the web root, but from the server root. Absolute paths on Win32/NT servers are displayed differently than on UNIX systems. For instance, note the following samples for UNIX and NT:
For UNIX servers: /usr/home/yourdomain/www/cgi-bin
For Win32/NT servers: C:/home/yourdomain/cgi-bin

Note: the paths listed above are examples, not your actual paths.

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usr/bin/mail

mailprog =/usr/bin/mail

export/webhost/site name/cgi-bin/anycgi-file


Please note that site name = site name only not sitename.co.ae

example:-
eppco.co.ae you write only eppco

export/webhost/site name/ any html file (the root to your normal files

#!/usr/bin/perl

#!/usr/local/bin/perl