Description: un the configuration script
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In the CGIs directory there is a configure.s and a configure.bat file.
Run this file after you ve moved the CGIs directory to it s desired
location. The configure script will create a file nammed apache.conf.
Append this file the the httpd.conf file.
LINUX:
[prompt]$ ./configure.s
[prompt]$ cat apache.conf >> /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
Note: you may need to set the executable flag on the script
chmod 755 configure.s
WINDOWS:
prompt> configure.bat
Copy the contents of apache.conf to httpd.conf
File list (Check if you may need any files):
CGIs
....\configure.bat
....\configure.s
....\DemoCGIs.linux.bpg
....\DemoCGIs.windows.bpg
....\demo_bin
....\........\README.txt
....\demo_html
....\.........\company.ppt
....\.........\index.html
....\demo_src
....\........\PageProducerCGI
....\........\...............\PageProducerCGI.dpr
....\........\...............\PageProducerCGI.res
....\........\...............\PageProducerHandlerU.dfm
....\........\...............\PageProducerHandlerU.pas
....\........\...............\PageProducerHandlerU.xfm
....\........\...............\README.txt
....\........\PortScanner
....\........\...........\MainMod.pas
....\........\...........\MainMod.xfm
....\........\...........\PortScanner.dpr
....\........\...........\PortScanner.res
....\........\...........\README.txt
....\........\...........\ScannerU.dfm
....\........\...........\ScannerU.pas
....\........\...........\ScannerU.xfm
....\........\WebRequestCGI
....\........\.............\README.txt
....\........\.............\requestU.dfm
....\........\.............\requestU.pas
....\........\.............\requestU.xfm
....\........\.............\WebRequestCGI.dpr
....\........\.............\WebRequestCGI.res
....\README.txt
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