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In which protocol web server talks to CGI?
uWSGI uses the uwsgi protocol (which is somehow related to the WSGI interface, but I'm not sure how), while FastCGI & fgcid use the FastCGI protocol.
Traditional "CGI" didn't have much of a ...
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tc packetloss cgi script via webpage throws AH01215: Illegal “loss percent”
Adding the % character after the parameter itself fixed the issue:
`sudo /sbin/tc qdisc add dev em2 root netem loss "$LOSS"%`
The parameter $LOSS is taken as a string without the % character:
`echo ...
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Can be cgi execution be conditioned to ServerName?
If you want to enable CGI only in a specific VirtualHost, then move your cgi-specific directives (ScriptAlias or the <Directory/>-block containing Options +ExecCGI, whichever is configured) from ...
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Why is apache not passing Location header from cgi script back to client
According to this answer, CGI specifies two different types of redirects: internal and external.
Internal redirects (invisible to the browser) are used when you specify a URL without scheme and host (...
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XAMPP apache setup on Windows to run .py Python files : ScriptInterpreterSource Registry-Strict
Is there any way at all to get around needing the print/newline statement on the first line of the Python script?
Probably not... at least not for using Python via CGI.
For a given CGI script (not ...
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Net::OpenSSH error module
According to Net::OpenSSH documentation:
The SSH client bundled with Solaris is an early fork of OpenSSH that does not provide the multiplexing functionality required by Net::OpenSSH. You will have ...
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Distributing Python programs with Apache while avoiding CGIWrap
From an answer on how TO execute a python script, I grabbed:
Options +ExecCGI
AddHandler cgi-script .py
This, and a quick trip over to the apache docs (to learn the reverse of AddHandler), leads me ...
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