Malte-
I found the writeup I posted to this list on 18 April 2006 archived at
gmane. I'm posting it in its entirety. In 2006 I was still using a
Win2k server, so some of this is probably different now. I still don't
recommend doing this, but this should at least give you an idea of
what you'd be
Thanks for the head ups guys. Will have my coworker try to set things up today.
Mark, you raised my curiosity. What exactly were the problems you encountered
on IIS? Did it work at all? Or was it just complicated?
All the best,
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Malte-
Tuesday, August 10, 2010, 1:03:48 AM, you wrote:
Mark, you raised my curiosity. What exactly were the problems you
encountered on IIS? Did it work at all? Or was it just complicated?
It's been some four years now since I did this, so my memory is a bit
hazy about it. I did write this
Hi folks,
as we do not yet have a win version of revServer, I need to set up a CGI on Win
Server 2003 (if possible)
Requirements are:
Needs to work with local postGreSQL DB
Needs to work with revXML
Is this possible? If so, which components do I need to install where? Server
can run Apache.
Malte,
Richard, Andre and others may help you more directly than me ...
My last experience about using a server side solution on the win platform
(1998, win NT 4 server, Apache 1.3, PHP + MC + PG) did'nt never work very well.
Why ? The win NT RAM management was so sad in this config that the
Merci beaucoup Pierre,
the crux is I have no control over the OS the server is running. :-/
Cheers,
Malte
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Hum ! ...
Le 9 août 2010 à 13:55, Malte Pfaff-Brill a écrit :
Merci beaucoup Pierre,
the crux is I have no control over the OS the server is running. :-/
Cheers,
Malte
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Malte,
I think you're in for a wild ride here my friend. I never used CGI on
windows machines but if you can run apache then it should be easier
than trying this kind of stunt with IIS.
Below I will reproduce the steps needed. I haven't tried them I am
just converting the common steps for other
Malte
Thanks to RRobert from Hamburg, if you can do all you want in a standalone, you
can do it as a CGI. It is easy to forget that a CGI is just an ordinary program
with specific output. His detailed explanation is here -
Peter,
The standalone trick will not work on some circunstances. If you don't
have X11 installed on the linux machine (Common for servers), the
standalone will not load due to missing libraries. :-/
PS: This was the case long time ago, need to double check now if it still holds.
Andre
On Mon,
Andre
I must admit I only tried a simple hello world test on Mac OS X and then not
as a CGI but a simple command line executable.
Regards
Peter
On 9 Aug 2010, at 21:44, Andre Garzia wrote:
Peter,
The standalone trick will not work on some circunstances. If you don't
have X11 installed
I tried the standalone approach under linux many years ago and while
the -ui setting would not load the graphic user interface it would
still require the libs to be present which would not work for my
servers. Maybe things changed, we should try it again.
:D
On Mon, Aug 9, 2010 at 11:23 AM,
Malte-
Monday, August 9, 2010, 4:19:11 AM, you wrote:
Is this possible? If so, which components do I need to install where? Server
can run Apache.
Use Apache. I did this once (and once only) using Windows' own IIS
server technology. I don't recommend this and I won't do it again.
Just use
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