We still place all CGI's in a FILELIST in an SFS directory, I think it is a requirement. There used to be an extension to Webshare that costed a few $ (and that we got too), and I think it lifted this requirement; but -as mentioned -, we still do use the FILELIST. The path for a CGI is then http://xxxxxxxx/someSFSdir/fname/cgiFN The "someSFSdir" is "xxxx.WEBSHARE.someSFSdir" The "fname" points to "fname FILELIST" in that SFS dir; and cgiFN is listed in it.
2008/2/19, Berry van Sleeuwen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hello list, > > I have been playing a bit with the Webshare package from Rick Troth. It > > has been succesfull so far but now I ran into a problem running CGI > scripts. > > My webserver machine, HTTPD, is an SFS only machine. (IPL CMS PARM > FILEPOOL VMSBSFS) > > I started with all files in the root of the HTTPD machine. This works as > > it should, filelists are ok and also the CGI processing is working fine. > > HTBIN FILELIST is available, the CGI files in there are listed as *CGI to > > enable execution of the script, and cgi-bin points to HTBIN so I can run > > CGI like /cgi-bin/CMSHELP. I can get the CMSHELP in my webbrowser. No > problem there. > > Now I have setup the server to use the .webshare directory and moved the > > webfiles into .webshare and subdirectories (like .webshare.vminfo > and .webshare.htbin). This way we do not have to use the FILELIST files > > anymore. It makes adding files and directories much easier. I can access > > the regular webpages (home.html, vminfo.html etc). But a CGI is not > executed. I've tried several ways but so far I was not able to get the CG > I > to run. I guess some configuration has to be set to be able to run CGI in > > an SFS based structure the same way as it does in a single disk > configuration. How can I get the webserver to run an CGI exec instead of > > sending me the file itself? > > TIA. > > Kind regards, Berry. > -- Kris Buelens, IBM Belgium, VM customer support
