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SCGI + Quixote, Location / ?
Neil Schemenauer
2005-08-11
On Wed, Aug 10, 2005 at 09:41:47PM -0700, Mike Orr wrote:
> "Unnecessary" meaning unnecessary or don't use?

I don't think there would ever be any reason to use it.

> I left it in when I tried SCGIMount today; maybe that's why it
> didn't work.

Quite possibly.

> What about SCGIHandler and SCGIServerTimeout?  Are they appropriate to
> use with SCGIMount?  SCGIHandler seems to be implicit; I commented it
> when I commented SCGIServer and it worked.

SCGIServerTimeout doesn't work as a server level command (although
that could be changed).  SCGIHandler and SCGIServer are not relevant
if you are using SCGIMount.  It would be nice if SCGIHandler was
still supported so I'll look into that.

> Is it OK to mix SCGIMount and  like this?
>
> SCGIMount /foo localhost:3000
> 
>    Order Allow,Deny
>    Allow from all
> 

The Location directive in that case has no effect.

  Neil
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