Unfortunately I don't think IIS can handle PATH_INFO. In order for this to work, you need:
http://www.surviiivor.com/...1/Survivor_News_F21/
to run forums.cgi and set in the PATH_INFO environment variable '/Spoling_C1/Survivor_News_F21/'. However when you try to go to that URL, you get a 404 file not found meaning IIS is actually trying to find that directory. Apache will realize that forums.cgi is a program, and run the program.
On the Mail Archive demo, I was also able to rename gforum.cgi to just `archive` with no extension. I don't think you can do this with IIS either as is runs the program based on the file extension.
What does the 'path_info permissions in the IIS metabase' control? I'm not familiar with that.
Cheers,
Alex
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Gossamer Threads Inc.
http://www.surviiivor.com/...1/Survivor_News_F21/
to run forums.cgi and set in the PATH_INFO environment variable '/Spoling_C1/Survivor_News_F21/'. However when you try to go to that URL, you get a 404 file not found meaning IIS is actually trying to find that directory. Apache will realize that forums.cgi is a program, and run the program.
On the Mail Archive demo, I was also able to rename gforum.cgi to just `archive` with no extension. I don't think you can do this with IIS either as is runs the program based on the file extension.
What does the 'path_info permissions in the IIS metabase' control? I'm not familiar with that.
Cheers,
Alex
--
Gossamer Threads Inc.
