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How do I make it appear without showing the name of the perl script?

wojtek
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Jun 6, 2000, 4:25 PM

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How do I make it appear without showing the name of the perl script?	Can't Post

Ok, someone tell me how can I do this:

for example:
this is the url of the script http://www.blah.com/x.pl?view=index

I want it to look like this http://www.blah.com/?view=index

dws
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Jun 6, 2000, 9:09 PM

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Re: How do I make it appear without showing the name of the perl script? [In reply to]	Can't Post

Web servers are configured with a set of default filenames to look for when a request specifies a directory (i.e., ends in "/"). The usual defaults include "index.html" (or "default.htm" on some Microsoft servers). Your web server may include "index.cgi" in this list. If so, rename x.pl to index.cgi.

If you're using Apache, find the DirectoryIndex directive in apache.conf for the list of defaults that Apache will look for.

Cure
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Jun 15, 2000, 9:56 AM

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Re: How do I make it appear without showing the name of the perl script? [In reply to]	Can't Post

hi wojtek

In your http.conf file look for this line DirectoryIndex index.html and add this line right below it
DirectoryIndex index.cgi

Cure

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