Date: Mon, 01 Mar 1999 23:11:58 -0500 From: Phil <ReachMe@Syne-Post.com> To: questions@FreeBSD.ORG Subject: Rewrite ??? & Modules Message-ID: <36DB650E.6C7498C8@Syne-Post.com> References: <Pine.WNT.3.95.990301165122.-3962905G-100000@bb-b1-11a> <4.2.0.25.19990301212314.03de6f00@genesis.ispace.com>
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Hello there,
I've read through the documentation on the rewrite directives for apache
and it seems overly complex for what I want to do. Which is
when a browser selects
http://www.domain.com/R&D/cgi-bin/newscript.pl this link from the NT Server it
will actually call http://www.freebsdbox.com/R&D/privat-cgi-bin/newscript.pl
from the freebsd server and which actually display back in the location bar
http://www.domain.com/R&D/cgi-bin/newscript.pl
can this be accomplished with an Alias of some kind or can i just put
rewrite http://www.freebsdbox.com/R&D/privat-cgi-bin/newscript.pl
http://www.domain.com/R&D/cgi-bin/newscript.pl
into the httpd.conf file ?????
As for modules. What is a recommended list of Perl Modules for a box that is
being used by cgi developers and website developers? Also PVM is running on the
box and soon ORacle 8 via linux libs.
Honestly, I don't know very much about PERL, Apache or UNIX :^(
Phil
Drew Baxter wrote:
> At 08:58 PM 3/1/99 , Ben J. Cohen wrote:
> >> Frequently what you're describing is PNP. It can rarely be truelly
> >>turned off, there has to be jumpers on the modem itself to do so. If it a
> >>PNP modem, you'll have to compile PNP options into the Kernal (I have no
> >>idea if it's already there in 3.x) If it truelly a Winmodem, there will
> >>probally never be drivers for it... Besides, a Winmodem causes to many
> >>system resources to be used... something I personally don't like. :)
> >
> >I agree with this.
> >
> >I'll have to try PNP.
> >
> >Thanks...
> >
> >Ben.
>
> PCTEL HSP modems use the software (i.e. Windows DLL) to generate the data
> signals. It's a winmodem essentially. My Acer laptop has one built in as
> well. It eats up processor to handle modem signals, which means a few
> copies of Netscape opened can affect your modem speed. All in all, they're
> a cheap solution (hence why OEMs use them) but they are not FreeBSD
> friendly (or Linux friendly, etc.).
>
> Host Signal Processing modems don't fare well on anything that's less than
> a P200 if you want it to operate at full speed. However they do offer the
> ability to have upgrades by simply installing new driver software.. You can
> enable Speakerphone abilities, 56K V90 (etc), Fax, etc. Just by installing
> software.
>
> ---
> Drew "Droobie" Baxter
> Network Admin/Professional Computer Nerd(TM)
> OneEX: The OneNetwork Exchange, Bangor Maine USA
> http://www.droo.orland.me.us
>
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