An other CGI question
We are upgrading our webserver to Win2003 Server with IIS6.0
We use CGI executables for some of our SOAP services and I ran into
troubles. Reading "Configuring CGI Applications" helped a little but I still
get some errors.
1) When I access my CGI Executable, Windows asks for a username/password.
What setting did I miss?
2) After filling out the username and password. I get the message "CGI
Error- The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete
set of HTTP headers."
The executable is running in production on a IIS5.0 and doing over 3000
processes a day without any trouble. For some reason it generates an error
in IIS6.0
3) I created a mapping to the cmd.exe in the $system$/system32 directory. I
don't know if this is correct. To what file should I map my CGI executables
(.exe)? (Maybe the cause of all my troubles?)
4) When I right-click the application directory I can't click the
configuration button until I clicked the 'create' button first. Am I correct
with the idea that clicking on the 'create' button makes the directory
virtual? (I noticed that the folder icon changed)
Regards,
PS the CGI executables we use are created with Borland C++ builder and
Borland Delphi.
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