Ruby license makes it unuseable!

Please tell me that I missed something and that I can convert my CGI bits into
mod_ruby in just a few minutes.

You missed something: the CGI module handles apache requests as well as
CGI ones. Plug and play, usually!

Nothing should have to change, except perhaps some URLs if you use a
cgi-bin directory.

Ari

Well, my “spot test” shows it does execute the ruby code, but it’s ignoreing
my Content-Type header. Or rather, the browser is displaying it, so I think
that maybe mod_ruby is doing the headers for me. How do I gain control of
this?

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On Saturday 06 September 2003 23:59, Aredridel wrote:

Please tell me that I missed something and that I can convert my CGI bits
into mod_ruby in just a few minutes.

You missed something: the CGI module handles apache requests as well as
CGI ones. Plug and play, usually!

Nothing should have to change, except perhaps some URLs if you use a
cgi-bin directory.

Ari


David Corbin dcorbin@machturtle.com