Thanks.

I think the config file given with mod_scgi must be
imporved, because it's quite confusing and not aligned
(I think) with what you are all saying.

Here after an extract of the config file for apache2:
        #
        #       SCGIServer localhost:4001
        #       SCGIHandler On
        #       SCGIServerTimeout 10
        #       Options -Multiviews
        #
        #
        #       SCGIHander Off
        #


vincent


--- R J Ladyman  wrote:

> I have put the css and images for my projects in
> directories off of /html (and
> therefore don't refer to them in the .conf file),
> primarily because I'm not
> sure how Apache would distinguish between a call to
>
> ..../qxnews/someRoutineInQuixote
>
> and
>
> ..../qxnews/css
>
> I wouldn't be able to do so, without examining the
> code in my Quixote
> routines.
>
> In your code, you just need to refer to (something
> like):
>
> s = '/css/this.css'
>
> ....etc.
>
>
>
> >
> > Following the Apache2.0.x documentation rules are
> > executed in the sequence they are defined (look at
> > http://httpd.apache.org/docs/sections.html)
> >
> > But if I put Location "/qxnews/images" before
> Location
> > "/qxnews" the problem remains. (I cannot display
> my
> > images).
> >
> > Should I conclude that it's a apache problems ?
> >
> > Does any one running Apache 1.x can confirm that
> the
> > following works:
> >          
> >                  SCGIHandler Off
> >          
> >          
> >                  SCGIHandler Off
> >          
> >          
> >                  SetHandler scgi-handler
> >                  SCGIServer localhost 3000
> >                  SCGIHandler On
> >                  Options -Multiviews
> >          
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > --- Titus Brown  wrote:
> > > On Fri, May 06, 2005 at 11:13:49AM -0700,
> vincent
> > > delft wrote:
> > > ->
> > > -> I'm trying to use the same httpd.conf as
> given
> > > with
> > > -> mod_scgi doc, but don't work ;-(.
> > > ->
> > > -> Here after an extract of the config:
> > > -> "
> > > ->         # Apache2 example
> > > ->         
> > > ->                 SetHandler scgi-handler
> > > ->                 SCGIServer localhost:3000
> > > ->                 SCGIHandler On
> > > ->                 Options -Multiviews
> > > ->         
> > > ->         
> > > ->                 SCGIHandler Off
> > > ->         
> > > ->         
> > > ->                 SCGIHandler Off
> > > ->         
> > > -> "
> > > ->
> > > -> My quixote url works (but without css and
> images)
> > > ->
> > > -> Indeed, when I want to access my images (or
> css)
> > > files
> > > -> i receive a quixote message saying that page
> is
> > > not
> > > -> found:
> > > -> "Page not found: /qxnews/images/logo.png:
> > > directory
> > > ->  has
> no
> > > -> component 'images'"
> > >
> > > So isn't the problem in Apache/mod_scgi, rather
> than
> > > Quixote?  We run it
> > > just fine, but we don't try to turn off the
> handler
> > > rule for specific
> > > subdirectories, which looks like the problem
> here.
> > >
> > > Quixote should never get /qxnews/css requests,
> > > right?
> > >
> > > --titus
> > >
> >
> >
> >
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