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Jacson,
I am
not an expert on IIS, but I do believe that it is possible to run CGI
applications through IIS. However all of my installations so far have usedA
pache as the server. I did change htsearch.exe to htsearch.cgi (simply byr
enaming the file) which cured a problem with some other organisations
firewall/filtering if that is at all relevant.
Some
of the paths that are used for the default Windows install of htdig reflect a
typical Apache install, but I have been able to change all of those that
conflicted; I believe it is only the path to the /bin folder that is
hard-coded.
Hope
that helps,
Mike
Hi!
Thanks in advance for your help.
Is it necessary to have Apache instaled at de
server ?
The server administrador said to me
:
"We are sorry
, but unfortunantly it will no be possible to instal htdig because our server
is windows, and to in order to install it we need Apache , and we do not have
apache at the server . Our server uses Internet Information Services (IIS) " .
Are they
correct , is it impossible to instal just because their server is windows
without Apache ?
Thanks
Jacson
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2005 8:27
AM
Subject: RE: [htdig] htdig and
windows
I
for one have used Ht://dig on Windows for some years - my latest install was
3.1.6 on Windows Server 2003 late last year.
Configuration is not as easy as some Windows apps due to the lack of
a GUI, but has proved stable and reliable.
Mike
Hi !
Can I use ht://dig with windows
?
If not , what can I use with windows in
order to do a goos search ?
Jacson
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