Perl question

[Kimi A. Adams]

I know this is late in the response.  However, I do really appreciate all 
the responses and assistance we received on this thread.

We have corrected the problem and we are moving forward with the solution 
which solved many issues.

Thanks to everyone that sent information our way.  It has opened the door 
to other things we may try in the future was well.

Kimi Adams
Unity Wave
www.unitywave.com
602-375-5363

At 7/11/02, you wrote:
>The reason that we want to move from ?filename.cgi configuration is that 
>it looks better and acts more easily to define the type of work being 
>created, managed or edited.  Not that it's not okay to use that, just 
>preferences.
>
>Kimi
>
>At 7/10/02, you wrote:
>>On Jul 10, 10:52am, Kimi A. Adams wrote:
>>
>> > I am not sure if this is the appropriate way to ask this.  So, we are 
>> doing
>> > something like this for the
>> > URL:   www.unitywave.com/testm.cgi?post/username/filename.html  But we
>> > would like it to look like
>> > this:  www.unitywave.com/testm/post/username/filename.html  In trying to
>> > run this from the server:  perl testm.cgi, it works.  It also works when
>> > you move testm.cgi to testm and run the same command using just 
>> testm.  But
>> > when we go to the website, using that testm instead of the .cgi? it shows
>> > the program rather than the output like it does on the server.
>> >
>> > We want to do this so that a path is shown to the customer, rather 
>> than the
>> > extensions and characters.  However, I am at a draw as to whether this is
>> > httpd.conf that controls this or if it's the program that is running, i.e.
>> > perl or cgi.
>>
>>You'll need to tweak the web server configuration file (httpd.conf or
>>the like).
>>
>>BTW, what's wrong with something like:
>>
>>     www.unitywave.com/testm.cgi/post/username/filename.html
>>                            ^^^^
>>
>>?
>>
>>Kevin
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