September 2002
Intermediate to advanced
544 pages
13h 6m
English
| Q1: | I’m partial to a Web server you didn’t mention in this chapter (such as Apache Tomcat, Zeus, or iPlanet). What do I need to do to get CGI scripts running? |
| A1: | Check out the documentation for your Web server. Nearly all Web servers follow the same pattern—you should be able to use CGI scripts if you put them in the cgi-bin directory for the server. Your Web server may also support other ways you can set up scripts as CGI scripts; check out the configuration instructions. |
| Q2: | I’d like to write CGI scripts for a Web server running on a Macintosh. What should I do? |
| A2: | If you’re using Mac OS X, you’re in luck. Because it’s based on Unix, it runs Apache right out of the box. If you’re still running Mac OS 9, I suggest that you do your CGI ... |
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