Hi, Simon,
I think that DirectoryIndex is the wrong option (I think this option is only
for the case, that your page is requested without any path argument
(especially instead of the the usualyl called index.html). You have to rewrite
all requests over your CGI-script. I have the following
Simon Cruickshank writes
> I can configure apache so that
> http://localhost/cgi-bin/WebApp.pl/thisrunmode works.
>
> But I want to simplify the url to http://localhost/thisrunmode but
> when I configure the DirectoryIndex of the home directory to be
> /cgi-bin/WebApp.pl it breaks AutoRunmode
Hi All,
Sorry if this is a little off topic or has been answered before.
I used the tutorial at http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=622071 to
create a website. It works great, but I have an issue with configuring
Apache to play nice with AutoRunmode
I can configure apache so that
Since you're just getting started, maybe you don't need autorunmode?
I have a pretty extensive cgiapp application, and I've never used it.
You just set up your run modes in setup() - it's not that much typing.
Back when I was putting my stuff together, I read that autorunmode was
fragile, and a
Yes, I agree with Jerry. With "$self->mode_param(path_info => 1);" in the
setup section and a corresponding Apache setup you can get short URLs without
the AutoRunMode module that I don't know. And if you want more flexibility, you
can try my patched CGI Application version
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