Is there a way to make a CGI the root doc?
My configuration is:
/usr/www/httpd
/usr/www/cgi
HTTPD_ROOT_DIR=/usr/www/httpd
HTTPD_ROOT_DOC= ?
HTTPD_SCRIPTALIAS=/usr/www/cgi
I can access the cgi remotely using url/cgi-bin/mycgi, however I’d like the
cgi to be opened as the root document without having to specify the cgi-bin
etc. and still have the integrity I have now.
Thank you,
–
Simon Platten, Senior Software Engineer
VT Controls
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Tel: (0)1493 668811 Fax: (0)1493 651137
Email: simon.platten@vtcontrols.co.uk
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“Simon A. Platten” wrote:
Is there a way to make a CGI the root doc?
We did it by making a small HTML document that loads the CGI:
If you replace “yourcgifile” with the file you want to load, and make
this HTML document the root document, it should do what you want.
lew
Thanks !
“Lewis Donzis” <lew@nospam.donzis.com> wrote in message
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“Simon A. Platten” wrote:
Is there a way to make a CGI the root doc?
We did it by making a small HTML document that loads the CGI:
html> <head
meta http-equiv=“refresh” content=“0;URL=cgi-bin/yourcgifile”
/head> </html
If you replace “yourcgifile” with the file you want to load, and make
this HTML document the root document, it should do what you want.
lew
Cool, the reply to your post is a web news virus !
Rennie