Specifying A Windows Nt/Windows 2000 Cgi Directory - Netscape ENTREPRISE SERVER 6.1 - 08-2002 ADMINISTRATOR Administrator's Manual

Although Windows NT/Windows 2000 CGI programs behave like regular CGI
programs, your server processes the actual programs slightly differently.
Therefore, you need to specify different directories for Windows NT/Windows
2000 CGI programs. If you enable the Windows NT/Windows 2000 CGI file type, it
uses the file extension
Enterprise Servers support the Windows NT/Windows 2000 CGI 1.3a informal
specification, with the following differences:
• The following keywords have been added to the [CGI] section to support
security methods:
HTTPS: its value is on or off, depending on whether the transaction is
conducted through SSL.
HTTPS Keysize: when HTTPS is on, this value reports the number of bits
in the session key used for encryption.
HTTPS Secret Keysize: when HTTPS is on, this value reports the number of
bits used to generate the server's private key.
• The keyword Document Root in the [CGI] section might not refer to the
expected document root because the server does not have a single document
root. The directory returned in this variable is the root directory for the
Windows NT/Windows 2000 CGI program.
• The keyword Server Admin in the [CGI] section is not supported.
• The keyword Authentication Realm in the [CGI] section is not supported.
• Forms sent with multi-part/form-data encoding are not supported.
Specifying a Windows NT/Windows 2000 CGI
Directory
To specify a Windows NT/Windows 2000 CGI-only directory:
From the Class Manager, choose the Programs tab.
1.
Click the WinCGI Directory link.
2.
The WinCGI Directory window appears.
In the URL Prefix text field, enter the URL prefix you want to use for this
3.
directory.
.
.wcg
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