I have a heavily scripted web site (not just static pages) that services html as well as wml (wap) and chtml user agents.  I am considering a hosting change.  Here are my questions:

What is the default doc hierarchy?  Can I change/add to it?  Does it include index.wml and index.cgi?

Will a user retrieve of pagename.wml generate the right kind of WAP response?  (e.g. Content-Type: text/vnd.wap.wml)

Can I have an index.cgi in any directory as the default doc (or for that matter any perl script), including at the root, or am I stuck with cgi-bin only?  Can I use 755 instead of 777?  If so can the script read/write to the home directory?

What happens, in terms of directory creation, when I add a subdomain, e.g. wap.mydomain.com?  Is it in a completely new public, or is it essentially an alias for http://mydomain.com/wap?  Either way, but I prefer the latter so as not to have to change script.

Will I get dns for both http://www.mydomain.com and http://mydomain.com?

What is the shbang path to perl?

Is Time::HiRes installed?

Thx

Thanks Stephan.  The issue of using index.cgi perl in any dir is very important, as I have to be able to handle the various user agents.  Please let me know asap if this can be done.

Everything else looks great!  I hope I can make the change to lunarpages soon.

One more thing:  can I sign up without transferring my domain, test everything out as mydomain.lunarpages.com or lunarpages.com/~mydomain, or some such, and then if all is well, make the netsol dns change?

That's it.  Done deal.  I just signed up for 1yr.  Will test and move domain asap.

THANKS!

P.S. It's SOOOOOoooo nice to use a hosting company with actual live human beings instead of just autoresponders and faq pages!  

Just to add to that: You can use any kind of script in any directory providing you set it up correctly. Default documents can be adjusted to whatever you want!

I am currently running a few index.cgi's on my site as well as in directory perl programs with out any problems at all!

- Ed