Okay, this is complicated, and I apologize for that.
First of all, our website runs a mix of Cold Fusion and Perl scripts.
This is generally fine, except that Perl scripts don't run if the
context-root in included in the path to the script.
Is there a way to force the Cold Fusion server to send an HTTP request
back to Apache? Thus,
http://mysite.com/cfmx/perl/script.pl
would become
http://mysite.com/perl/script.pl
As it is, if the context-root is included in the URL for the Perl
script, the script doesn't run and the user sees the Perl source code
instead.
Any thoughts?
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Richard S. Crawford
Programmer III: Oracle/Solaris Wrangler
UC Davis Extension Distance Education Group (http://unexdlc.ucdavis.edu)
2901 K Street, Suite 200C
Sacramento, CA 95816
(916)327-7793
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