/2004 3:23 PM
To: Apache::ASP mailing list; Dave Goodwin
Cc:
Subject: Re: beginner question - porting from ASP/IIS to Apache::ASP
On Tue, 12 Oct 2004, Dave Goodwin wrote:
> First, I have been able to get Apache::ASP installed and worki
Dave Goodwin wrote:
...
The reason I was investigating using Apache::ASP is that I was led to
believe that I could take ASP pages from a Win2k / IIS server and put
them on our Unix-based Apache web server. However, looking at the errors
in the error_log of the web server when I try unsuccessfull
Christopher Hicks wrote:
able to build out a poorly speced site in miraculous time. I've worked
in dozens of different langauges/environments for doing web development
and Apache::ASP is one of the few that don't cause me to say "ok, I get
it, but there's got to be a better way". That's not to
On Tue, 12 Oct 2004, Dave Goodwin wrote:
Thanks Chris and Fagyal,
Gladly.
To be clear, I'm inheriting the old IIS scripts to try and move onto the Unix
Apache server so that the Windows web server can be decommissioned.
Some inheritance!
Since we're not looking to spend money on this other than ma
Thanks Chris and Fagyal,
To be clear, I'm inheriting the old IIS scripts to try and move onto
the Unix Apache server so that the Windows web server can be
decommissioned.
Since we're not looking to spend money on this other than man-hours, I
guess I'll be looking at trying to port the IIS scrip
On Tue, 12 Oct 2004, Dave Goodwin wrote:
First, I have been able to get Apache::ASP installed and working on my
server, and sample code works.
Good good.
The reason I was investigating using Apache::ASP is that I was led to believe
that I could take ASP pages from a Win2k / IIS server and put the
Dave,
Hi,
I searched through the FAQs and list archive and I haven't been able
to find an answer to a very basic question I have.
Well, this basic question is asked once or twice every month in this
list :-)
First, I have been able to get Apache::ASP installed and working on my
server, and samp
