At 12:28 PM 5/28/2001 -0700, Stephen L Arnold wrote:
>Either put the Webware source tree under an existing apache dir
>(such as /home/httpd/html/webware, /var/www/webware, or whatever)
>or make sure you add an httpd.conf directive such as:
>
><Directory /home/httpd/webware>
> Options [whatever you need]
> AllowOverride None
> Order allow,deny
> Allow from all
></Directory>
I don't really follow you at all. I have *never* put Webware under an
Apache directory. Although it should work from anywhere both inside and out
of Apache.
What I did have to do, was tweak WebKit.cgi as described in the Install
Guide (primarily to point to Webware) and make sure I could execute CGIs. I
guess also make sure that Webware was readable by the uid that would exec
the CGI.
When using mod_webkit, I had to add this:
# webkit.conf
# This is a sample httpd.conf section. I just include this file in
# my main httpd.conf with an Include directive.
# ie. Include /Webware/WebKit/mod_webkit/apache.conf
LoadModule webkit_module modules/mod_webkit.dll
AddModule mod_webkit.c
AddType text/psp .psp
AddHandler psp-handler .psp
<Location /webkit>
WKServer localhost 8086
SetHandler webkit-handler
</Location>
-Chuck
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