Re: Configuration Q
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texte = This may be obvious, but try launching the CGI manually (double click) yourself then hit the page. WebSTAR won't launch CGI's if the preferred memory isn't available (and the minimun is available). I've had this happen to me before.John.>Thanks, but it still doesn't work >:( > >I get an unable to launch ACGI on both the non and SSL servers. > >To summarize: > >1) I've removed both WebCat Plug Ins from their respective folders >2) I've checked Actions in WebStar admin and this is OK (Action = >Webcatalog, Path= :WebCatalog:WebCatalog.acgi) >3) Suffix mapping reads: Action= Webcatalog, Suffix=.tpl, MIME type = >Webcatalog > >I've not changed the ACGI:ACGI suffix mapping tho'... > >Any ideas....anyone?? > >TIA, > >Will >---------- >>From: Sandra L. Pitner
>>To: webcat talk list >>Subject: Re: Configuration Q >>Date: Mon, Jul 13, 1998, 10:27 AM >> > >>Leave the acgi in the Webcat folder inside the webstar folder. Have both >>SSL and non-SSL webstar inside the same folder. Map your .tpl suffixes >>to the acgi. Make sure you have enough RAM allocated to WebCat to allow >>it to launch. (command-i on the application's icon). >> >>All paths are relative to the root directly or from the folder from which >>it was called. >> >>www.mydomain.com/Mystore/entry.tpl?? for starters >> >>then nextpage.tpl can be called using relative paths if it is in the >>same folder as entry.tpl. >> >>Just add an s to http ---> https://www.mydomain.com/Mystore/entry.tpl?? >>when you want to take the shopper to SSL. SSL and non-SSL share >>shoppingcarts, formula.db, etc. when the folders/files are in the same >>folder as the HTML page that called them. (or path correctly specified). >> >>I remember someone shipping cases of root beer to Pacific Coast because >>they were so happy, haven't heard what is used when sacrifices are needed. >> >>Good luck! >> >>Sandy >> >> >>>Hi all- >>> >>>OK, I've RTFM and the archived messages from this mailing list. >>> >>>I'm still clueless. >>> >>>I'm trying to configure Web* and Web*SSL to run a small catalog site. Most >>>of the site will be served by Web*, with only the shopping cart and invoice >>>parts run off of SSL. How do I do this? >>>I read in the read me that I should be using *CGI* and not the plug in. >>> >>>My questions: >>> >>>1) Does this mean I should take the plug-ins out of their respective plug in >>>folders? When I do so, I get the following: Error. Unable to launch >>>ACGI application. >>> >>>When I put the plug - ins back in, the Web* works OK, but I get the same >>>error message from the SSL >>> >>>2) Should the ACGI apps be placed in the respective CGI-BIN folders? >>> >>>3) Do my site's folders have to be contained in the WebCatalog folder in >>>order for everything to work? >>>IOW, does my URL have to be >>>http://www.mydomain.com/Webcatalog/Mystore/entry.tpl or can I just place the >>>Mystore folder at the root of the server and have it read >>>www.mydomain.com/Mystore/entry.tpl?? >>> >>>4) How do I have the two Webcatalogs share a shopping cart and invoice >>>folder??? >>> >>>5) Do I have to sacrifice a rooster to the PCS god, or will any old chicken >>>do? >>> >>> >>>Thanks in advance, >>> >>>Clueless >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >> >> John A. Hill, V.P. Marketing Pacific Coast Software eCommerce / Web Developer Tools http://www.smithmicro.com
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This may be obvious, but try launching the CGI manually (double click) yourself then hit the page. WebSTAR won't launch CGI's if the preferred memory isn't available (and the minimun is available). I've had this happen to me before.John.>Thanks, but it still doesn't work >:( > >I get an unable to launch ACGI on both the non and SSL servers. > >To summarize: > >1) I've removed both WebCat Plug Ins from their respective folders >2) I've checked Actions in WebStar admin and this is OK (Action = >Webcatalog, Path= :WebCatalog:WebCatalog.acgi) >3) Suffix mapping reads: Action= Webcatalog, Suffix=.tpl, MIME type = >Webcatalog > >I've not changed the ACGI:ACGI suffix mapping tho'... > >Any ideas....anyone?? > >TIA, > >Will >---------- >>From: Sandra L. Pitner >>To: webcat Talk List >>Subject: Re: Configuration Q >>Date: Mon, Jul 13, 1998, 10:27 AM >> > >>Leave the acgi in the Webcat folder inside the webstar folder. Have both >>SSL and non-SSL webstar inside the same folder. Map your .tpl suffixes >>to the acgi. Make sure you have enough RAM allocated to WebCat to allow >>it to launch. (command-i on the application's icon). >> >>All paths are relative to the root directly or from the folder from which >>it was called. >> >>www.mydomain.com/Mystore/entry.tpl?? for starters >> >>then nextpage.tpl can be called using relative paths if it is in the >>same folder as entry.tpl. >> >>Just add an s to http ---> https://www.mydomain.com/Mystore/entry.tpl?? >>when you want to take the shopper to SSL. SSL and non-SSL share >>shoppingcarts, formula.db, etc. when the folders/files are in the same >>folder as the HTML page that called them. (or path correctly specified). >> >>I remember someone shipping cases of root beer to Pacific Coast because >>they were so happy, haven't heard what is used when sacrifices are needed. >> >>Good luck! >> >>Sandy >> >> >>>Hi all- >>> >>>OK, I've RTFM and the archived messages from this mailing list. >>> >>>I'm still clueless. >>> >>>I'm trying to configure Web* and Web*SSL to run a small catalog site. Most >>>of the site will be served by Web*, with only the shopping cart and invoice >>>parts run off of SSL. How do I do this? >>>I read in the read me that I should be using *CGI* and not the plug in. >>> >>>My questions: >>> >>>1) Does this mean I should take the plug-ins out of their respective plug in >>>folders? When I do so, I get the following: Error. Unable to launch >>>ACGI application. >>> >>>When I put the plug - ins back in, the Web* works OK, but I get the same >>>error message from the SSL >>> >>>2) Should the ACGI apps be placed in the respective CGI-BIN folders? >>> >>>3) Do my site's folders have to be contained in the WebCatalog folder in >>>order for everything to work? >>>IOW, does my URL have to be >>>http://www.mydomain.com/Webcatalog/Mystore/entry.tpl or can I just place the >>>Mystore folder at the root of the server and have it read >>>www.mydomain.com/Mystore/entry.tpl?? >>> >>>4) How do I have the two Webcatalogs share a shopping cart and invoice >>>folder??? >>> >>>5) Do I have to sacrifice a rooster to the PCS god, or will any old chicken >>>do? >>> >>> >>>Thanks in advance, >>> >>>Clueless >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >> >> John A. Hill, V.P. Marketing Pacific Coast Software eCommerce / Web Developer Tools http://www.smithmicro.com
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