Ian, these are just guesses ... -------- If you're seeing the content of the .psp file show up in your browser, I suspect you're either working with virtual hosts and Apache is getting confused, or you haven't restarted Apache after changing httpd.conf.
Can you post your httpd.conf file (or a link to it.)? -------- On the otherhand, if you're seeing a 404 error, I suspect Apache is passing a blank PATH_INFO cgi-variable to WebKit. WebKit uses PATH_INFO to figure out what file you're trying, so it would think you're attempting to get the default document in your default 'context'. And if it can't find that document it'll give you a 404 error. Here's an example: http://www.example.com/WebKit.cgi/myFile.psp SCRIPT_NAME = '/WebKit.cgi' PATH_INFO = '/myFile.psp' http://www.example.com/myFile.psp SCRIPT_NAME = '/myFile.psp' PATH_INFO = '' http://www.example.com/someDir/myFile.psp SCRIPT_NAME = '/someDir/myFile.psp' PATH_INFO = '' I could be wrong on this one ... Jay might have coded the psp-handler to assign the value of SCRIPT_NAME to PATH_INFO. -------------- As an aside, you might be better off just passing all requests through /WK (just like with WebKit.cgi and as explained in the mod_webkit docs) because very few people do what you're tring to do so you're less likely to get help when things go wrong. Cheers, Tavis _______________________________________________ Webware-discuss mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/webware-discuss
