Take the 2-minute tour ×  I'd like to use perlscripts without
their extension. f.e. "index" instead of "index.pl".  Changing
the DefaultType-directive from text/plain to application/x-perl
didn't do the trick. Instead of running the script the server
offered to download its source.  I'm not exactly sure if
changing this directive is the right approach. Telling apache to
read the shebang-line when there is no extension sounds much
better to me.  I hope someone with more experience on this topic
can help me out.  share|improve this question My gut feeling is
that it would be better to do an internal rewrite from a URL
with no extension to ".pl", but of course if your perl scripts
don't have an extension...? –  w3d Aug 1 '12 at 8:59 @w3d is
right, or if you do this because you dont like the .pl you can
add an extension like .list or .page or .whateveryoulike and
work with it like perl. –  Pablo Martinez Aug 1 '12 at 11:22
Hmmm... I'm trying to do something like
blabla.example.xyz/myapp/folder1/folder2 where "mya