Ralf Hildebrandt wrote:
* beno <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi;
Somewhere in the documentation I copied the following:
Squid is written only as a high-performance proxy server, so there is no
way for it to function as a web server, since Squid has no support for
reading files from a local disk, running CGI scripts and so forth. There
is, however, a workaround.
I would like to know what that workaround is, because I don't use
Apache, and don't want to install it just for the sake of CGI scripts if
I can avoid that.
Why don't you use gatling, fnord or lighttpd then?
Maybe easier than Apache, but why? Again, despite the other person's
response to my question, I specifically quoted from documentation
concerning Squid that in fact Squid can deal with CGI scripts...and I'd
like to know _how_
Can anybody tell me how?
TIA,
beno
