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mod_lcgi
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Ullrich
2006-03-11 12:16:35 UTC
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Hi all,

we upgraded our NW6 to NW6.5. With that Apache was updated from version
1.3 to Apache2. There were some app's running under the old apache which
I want to use further on. But I can't get running the old apache
anymore. It starts and terminates some seconds later.
Okay. So I decided to run the app (it's called owl) under Apache2. But
it seems that owl uses mod_lcgi which is not implemented any more in
Apache2 - is there a workaround to transform the app to run under Apache2?

Or does anyone had luck to get owl run under Apache2?

Kind regards


Ullrich
Guenter
2006-03-11 15:10:32 UTC
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Hi Ullrich,
Post by Ullrich
we upgraded our NW6 to NW6.5. With that Apache was updated from version
1.3 to Apache2. There were some app's running under the old apache which
I want to use further on. But I can't get running the old apache
anymore. It starts and terminates some seconds later.
that's because the same listen ports are already used; use other ports than
80/443 and it works -- but absolutely not recommended!
Post by Ullrich
Okay. So I decided to run the app (it's called owl) under Apache2. But
it seems that owl uses mod_lcgi which is not implemented any more in
Apache2 - is there a workaround to transform the app to run under Apache2?
yes: Apache2 uses perlcgi which enables native CGI (looks same from
applicatioon view):
http://www.gknw.at/nwperl/perlscripts/perlcgi.conf

Guenter.
Ullrich
2006-03-12 17:01:56 UTC
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Hi Guenther,

thanks for your reply. I will check it asap.


THX

Ullrich
Post by Guenter
Hi Ullrich,
Post by Ullrich
we upgraded our NW6 to NW6.5. With that Apache was updated from version
1.3 to Apache2. There were some app's running under the old apache which
I want to use further on. But I can't get running the old apache
anymore. It starts and terminates some seconds later.
that's because the same listen ports are already used; use other ports than
80/443 and it works -- but absolutely not recommended!
Post by Ullrich
Okay. So I decided to run the app (it's called owl) under Apache2. But
it seems that owl uses mod_lcgi which is not implemented any more in
Apache2 - is there a workaround to transform the app to run under Apache2?
yes: Apache2 uses perlcgi which enables native CGI (looks same from
http://www.gknw.at/nwperl/perlscripts/perlcgi.conf
Guenter.
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