Re: [users@httpd] Can I serve CLI Applications using Apache

2022-06-22 Thread Ahmad Ismail
I have already bumped into CGI (after asking the question here). However, I have some issues with CGI. For example, I have to add HEADERS maintaining CRLF etc in the output. However, I want the CLI app to be totally independent. I mean, I want to output regular text or json without any header.

Re: [users@httpd] Can I serve CLI Applications using Apache

2022-06-22 Thread Eric Covener
you can use CGI to prototype it, and FastCGI later for performance (if it matters) On Wed, Jun 22, 2022 at 10:28 AM Ahmad Ismail wrote: > > I want to create a CLI app (in this case named CLI_APP), that will > output json and can be accessed via web. > > In Linux terms, it will look like: > >

[users@httpd] Can I serve CLI Applications using Apache

2022-06-22 Thread Ahmad Ismail
I want to create a CLI app (in this case named CLI_APP), that will output json and can be accessed via web. In Linux terms, it will look like: Request | Web_Server | CLI_APP | ADD_UI | Web_Server > Response Now, I will run the app like `CLI_APP --output json`. Here, I am saying that the CLI_APP

Re: [users@httpd] Redirect in 443

2022-06-22 Thread Frank Gingras
Use RedirectMatch with a negative lookahead instead to prevent loops. On Wed, 22 Jun 2022 at 05:16, Deepak Goel wrote: > Hello > > How do I create a redirect in 443 port in the apache web server 2? > > I want to redirect the url : > > https://mydomain.com/ > > to > > https://mydomain.com/foo/ >

[users@httpd] Redirect in 443

2022-06-22 Thread Deepak Goel
Hello How do I create a redirect in 443 port in the apache web server 2? I want to redirect the url : https://mydomain.com/ to https://mydomain.com/foo/ Please advise. Thanks. P.S: If I add a redirect statement to the file 000-default-le-ssl.conf - port 443 (Redirect /