- &, form data encoding
- HTML Form Data
- +, encoded spaces
- Accepting User Input From URLs and Other Sources
- =
- encoding for ISINDEX queries
- Sending Command-line Arguments to Your CGI Program
- form data encoding
- HTML Form Data
- access authorization
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- accessing environment variables
- Accessing Environment Variables
- activating CGI file types
- Activating CGI as a File Type for Parts of the Server
- AddLog directive
- How the Server Handles Client Requests
- Archie, CGI and
- CGI Basics
- auth-type
- AuthTrans
- auth-user
- AuthTrans
- AUTH_TYPE
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- authorization
- steps for
- AuthTrans
- authorization translation
- described
- How the Server Handles Client Requests
- AuthTrans
- functions and
- AuthTrans
- Bourne shell
- accessing environment variables
- Using the Bourne Shell (/bin/sh)
- buffer.h, described
- The NSAPI Header Files
- The NSAPI Header Files
- C and C++
- accessing environment variables
- Using C or C++
- C files
- directories of
- Programming Custom Functions
- C shell
- accessing environment variables
- Using the C Shell
- CGI
- activating
- Activating CGI as a File Type for Parts of the Server
- configuring the server to use
- Configuring Your Server to Use CGI Programs
- defined
- CGI Basics
- development tips
- Tips for Developing CGI Programs
- directories, specifying
- Specifying a CGI Directory
- file type, activating
- Specifying a CGI Directory
- MIME types
- Accessing CGI Programs with URLs
- process, defined
- The CGI Request Process in Detail
- relationship to server
- CGI Basics
- request process overview
- The CGI Request Process in Detail
- security concerns
- Security Concerns with CGI
- servers and
- The Server Creates the CGI Process
- URLs and
- Embedding Information in URLs
- user input and
- Accepting User Input From URLs and Other Sources
- CGI headers
- generic
- CGI Generic Headers
- status codes in
- CGI Specific Headers
- CGI process
- decoding ISINDEX data
- Input to an ISINDEX Search Dialog
- CGI process
- defined
- The CGI Request Process in Detail
- described
- The Server Creates the CGI Process
- environment variables and
- The Process Assigns Variables and Opens Data Paths
- CGI program
- responses and
- The CGI Program Sends the Response to the Client
- CGI program in ANSI C
- A Sample CGI Program in ANSI C
- CGI program in Perl
- A Sample CGI Program in perl
- CGI program output
- Sample Program Output
- CGI programs
- file access with extra path information
- Embedding Information in URLs
- form data
- HTML Form Data
- images and
- ISMAP or Imagemaps
- output and
- Sending Output from CGI Programs
- sample output
- Sample Program Output
- starting with command-line arguments
- Sending Command-line Arguments to Your CGI Program
- CGI request
- clients and
- The Client Sends the Request
- defined
- The Server Creates the CGI Process
- CGI shell script sample
- A sample CGI Shell Script
- CGI specific headers
- CGI Specific Headers
- cgi tag
- Customize Server-parsed HTML
- cgi-bin directory
- Accessing CGI Programs with URLs
- characters
- escaped
- Accepting User Input From URLs and Other Sources
- cinfo.h, described
- The NSAPI Header Files
- The NSAPI Header Files
- class
- defined
- What are Server Application Functions?
- ObjectType functions
- ObjectType
- PathCheck functions
- PathCheck
- service functions
- Service
- classes
- functions and
- Conditions for Each Function Class
- functions passing data among
- AuthTrans
- client data
- getting name=value pairs
- Public Functions
- client requests
- server handling process
- How the Server Handles Client Requests
- clients
- accessing CGI programs
- The CGI Request Process in Detail
- CGI and
- The Client Sends the Request
- getting DNS names for
- Data Structures and Data Access Functions
- getting IP addresses for
- Data Structures and Data Access Functions
- getting name=value information for
- Public Functions
- HTTP headers in variables
- Data Structures and Data Access Functions
- sending information to CGI
- Using Standard Input to Get Information
- sessions and
- Data Structures and Data Access Functions
- cmd tag
- Customize Server-parsed HTML
- code samples
- directories of
- Programming Custom Functions
- code, compiling
- Compiling Your Code
- command-line arguments
- Data the Server Sends to the CGI Program
- sending to CGI programs
- Sending Command-line Arguments to Your CGI Program
- Common Gateway Interface See CGI
- CGI Basics
- compiling options
- Compiling Your Code
- computer requirements
- Conventions Used in This Guide
- config tag
- Customize Server-parsed HTML
- Content-encoding
- CGI Generic Headers
- Content-length
- CGI Generic Headers
- Content-type
- CGI Generic Headers
- CONTENT_LENGTH
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- CONTENT_TYPE
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- creating functions
- described
- What is the NSAPI?
- overview
- What is the NSAPI?
- custom functions
- classes for
- AuthTrans
- loading
- Loading Your Shared Object
- using
- Using Your Custom Functions
- daemon.h, described
- The NSAPI Header Files
- The NSAPI Header Files
- data
- sending to client from CGI program
- Sending Output from CGI Programs
- data structures
- parameter blocks and
- Data Structures
- passing data with
- Data Structures
- session variables for
- Data Structures and Data Access Functions
- DATE_GMT variable
- Special Variables for Parsing
- DATE_LOCAL variable
- Special Variables for Parsing
- decoding
- automatically with ISINDEX
- Sending Command-line Arguments to Your CGI Program
- default query handler
- Setting up a Default Query Handler
- developing CGI, tips for
- Tips for Developing CGI Programs
- directives
- function classes and
- What are Server Application Functions?
- Conditions for Each Function Class
- functions and
- What is the NSAPI?
- order in configuration files
- How the Server Handles Client Requests
- directories
- security and
- Security Concerns with CGI
- specifying CGI
- Specifying a CGI Directory
- DNS names
- getting clients
- Data Structures and Data Access Functions
- DOCUMENT_NAME variable
- Special Variables for Parsing
- DOCUMENT_URI variable
- Special Variables for Parsing
- documents
- variable for client request
- Data Structures and Data Access Functions
- echo tag
- Customize Server-parsed HTML
- encoding
- form data and
- HTML Form Data
- URLs and
- Accepting User Input From URLs and Other Sources
- environment variables
- Data the Server Sends to the CGI Program
- accessing
- Accessing Environment Variables
- AUTH_TYPE
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- CONTENT_LENGTH
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- CONTENT_TYPE
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- formats of
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- GATEWAY_INTERFACE
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- HTTP_ACCEPT
- HTTP Headers as Environment Variables
- HTTP_FROM
- HTTP Headers as Environment Variables
- HTTP_IF_MODIFIED_SINCE
- HTTP_IF_MODIFIED_SINCE
- HTTP Headers as Environment Variables
- HTTP_USER_AGENT
- HTTP Headers as Environment Variables
- HTTPS
- Secure Server Variable Formats
- HTTPS_KEYSIZE
- Secure Server Variable Formats
- HTTPS_SECRETKEYSIZE
- Secure Server Variable Formats
- PATH_INFO
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- PATH_TRANSLATED
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- QUERY_STRING
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- REMOTE_ADDR
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- REMOTE_HOST
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- REMOTE_USER
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- REQUEST_METHOD
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- SCRIPT_NAME
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- SERVER_NAME
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- SERVER_PORT
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- SERVER_PROTOCOL
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- SERVER_SOFTWARE
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- SERVER_URL
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- ereport.h, described
- The NSAPI Header Files
- The NSAPI Header Files
- errmsg tag
- Customize Server-parsed HTML
- error directive
- How the Server Handles Client Requests
- errors
- reporting
- Reporting Errors to the Server
- reporting to log files
- Error Reporting
- setting response codes
- Reporting Errors to the Server
- escaped characters
- Accepting User Input From URLs and Other Sources
- etc/passwd file, accessing with CGI
- Accessing CGI Programs with URLs
- exec tag
- Customize Server-parsed HTML
- Expires
- CGI Generic Headers
- extra path information
- in URLs
- Embedding Information in URLs
- file tag
- Customize Server-parsed HTML
- file.h, described
- The NSAPI Header Files
- The NSAPI Header Files
- flastmod tag
- Customize Server-parsed HTML
- form data
- CGI and
- Accepting User Input From URLs and Other Sources
- encoding
- HTML Form Data
- format of
- HTML Form Data
- sending to CGI program
- HTML Form Data
- form elements
- data passed to CGI
- HTML Form Data
- forms
- data sent to CGI
- HTML Form Data
- fsize tag
- Customize Server-parsed HTML
- functions
- classes for
- Conditions for Each Function Class
- configuration files and
- What are Server Application Functions?
- creating for specific classes
- Conditions for Each Function Class
- directives and
- What is the NSAPI?
- handling data with pblocks
- Getting Data From the Server: the Parameter Block
- header files for
- The NSAPI Header Files
- initialization
- Initialization Functions
- loading in magnus.conf
- Loading Your Shared Object
- name=value pairs and
- Public Functions
- NameTrans class
- NameTrans
- param_create
- Public Functions
- param_free
- Public Functions
- passing data between classes of
- AuthTrans
- passing parameters among
- Passing Parameters to Server Application Functions
- pblock_create
- Public Functions
- pblock_find
- Public Functions
- pblock_findval
- Public Functions
- pblock_free
- Public Functions
- pblock_nvinsert
- Public Functions
- pblock_pblock2str
- Public Functions
- pblock_pinsert
- Public Functions
- pblock_remove
- Public Functions
- pblock_str2pblock
- Public Functions
- reporting errors in
- Reporting Errors to the Server
- request_header
- Data Structures and Data Access Functions
- responses for
- What are Server Application Functions?
- return codes
- Application Function Return Codes
- return values and
- What are Server Application Functions?
- used with directives
- What are Server Application Functions?
- using in obj.conf
- Using Your Custom Functions
- gateway
- defined
- CGI Basics
- GATEWAY_INTERFACE
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- GET
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- GET method
- HTML Form Data
- sample of
- A More Detailed perl Example
- header files
- described
- The NSAPI Header Files
- directories of
- Programming Custom Functions
- headers
- variables for
- Data Structures and Data Access Functions
- hostname
- CGI and
- The Server Creates the CGI Process
- HP-UX, compiling for
- Compiling Your Code
- HTTP headers
- HTTP Headers as Environment Variables
- described
- CGI Generic Headers
- HTTP protocol
- methods and
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- HTTP_ACCEPT
- HTTP Headers as Environment Variables
- HTTP_FROM
- HTTP Headers as Environment Variables
- HTTP_USER_AGENT
- HTTP Headers as Environment Variables
- httpd.lib
- Compiling Your Code
- HTTPS environment variable
- Secure Server Variable Formats
- HTTPS_KEYSIZE
- Secure Server Variable Formats
- HTTPS_SECRETKEYSIZE
- Secure Server Variable Formats
- imagemaps
- ISMAP or Imagemaps
- images, coordinates sent to CGI
- ISMAP or Imagemaps
- include tag
- Customize Server-parsed HTML
- includes, server side
- Customize Server-parsed HTML
- information
- getting from clients
- Accepting User Input From URLs and Other Sources
- sending to server
- Using Standard Input to Get Information
- Init functions
- Initialization Functions
- initialization functions
- What are Server Application Functions?
- Initialization Functions
- IP address
- CGI and
- The Server Creates the CGI Process
- getting clients
- Data Structures and Data Access Functions
- IRIX, compiling for
- Compiling Your Code
- ISINDEX
- Setting up a Default Query Handler
- HTML Form Data
- automatic decoding
- Input to an ISINDEX Search Dialog
- CGI and
- Accepting User Input From URLs and Other Sources
- passed as command-line arguments
- Input to an ISINDEX Search Dialog
- queries and
- Sending Command-line Arguments to Your CGI Program
- ISMAP
- ISMAP or Imagemaps
- CGI and
- Accepting User Input From URLs and Other Sources
- linking options
- Compiling Your Code
- Location
- CGI Specific Headers
- log file
- reporting errors to
- Error Reporting
- log_error
- Error Reporting
- magnus.conf
- custom functions in
- Initialization Functions
- loading shared objects
- Loading Your Shared Object
- server configuration, described
- How the Server Handles Client Requests
- makefile
- Compiling Your Code
- method
- determining
- Data Structures and Data Access Functions
- methods
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- POST
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- MIME types
- How the Server Handles Client Requests
- CGI and
- Accessing CGI Programs with URLs
- name translation
- described
- How the Server Handles Client Requests
- name=value pairs
- HTML Form Data
- creating
- Public Functions
- functions for handling
- Public Functions
- getting data in
- Public Functions
- pb_param structures and
- Data Structures
- removing
- Public Functions
- NameTrans
- NameTrans
- REQ values and
- NameTrans
- net.h, described
- The NSAPI Header Files
- The NSAPI Header Files
- Netscape Application Programming Interface See NSAPI
- Netscape API Functions
- Netscape servers
- NSAPI and
- What is the NSAPI?
- What Are CGI and the NSAPI?
- netsite.h, described
- The NSAPI Header Files
- The NSAPI Header Files
- nonparsed headers
- defined
- Bypassing the Server: Nonparsed Headers
- nph- files (nonparsed headers), defined
- Bypassing the Server: Nonparsed Headers
- NSAPI
- described
- What is the NSAPI?
- directories of files
- Programming Custom Functions
- servers use of
- What is the NSAPI?
- What Are CGI and the NSAPI?
- obj.conf
- servicing requests and
- How the Server Handles Client Requests
- using functions in
- Using Your Custom Functions
- object types
- MIME and
- How the Server Handles Client Requests
- objects
- servers and
- How the Server Handles Client Requests
- used to service client requests
- How the Server Handles Client Requests
- ObjectType
- ObjectType
- operating systems
- compiling options and
- Compiling Your Code
- OSF/1, compiling for
- Compiling Your Code
- output
- CGI and
- The CGI Program Sends the Response to the Client
- sending to client
- Sending Output from CGI Programs
- param_create function
- Public Functions
- param_free function
- Public Functions
- parameter block
- described
- Getting Data From the Server: the Parameter Block
- parameters
- passing
- Passing Parameters to Server Application Functions
- passing data to custom functions
- Public Functions
- passing parameters to functions
- Passing Parameters to Server Application Functions
- path checks
- described
- How the Server Handles Client Requests
- path translation
- Embedding Information in URLs
- PATH_INFO
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- PATH_TRANSLATED
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- PathCheck
- PathCheck
- pb_entry structure
- creating linked lists with
- Data Structures
- creating pb_param structures
- Data Structures
- pb_param structures
- name=value pairs and
- Data Structures
- pblock
- Getting Data From the Server: the Parameter Block
- accessing information using request_header
- Data Structures and Data Access Functions
- pblock.h, described
- The NSAPI Header Files
- pblock_create function
- Public Functions
- pblock_find function
- Public Functions
- pblock_findval function
- Public Functions
- pblock_free function
- Public Functions
- pblock_nvinsert function
- Public Functions
- pblock_pblock2str function
- Public Functions
- pblock_pinsert function
- Public Functions
- pblock_remove function
- Public Functions
- pblock_str2pblock function
- Public Functions
- pblocks
- creating
- Public Functions
- removing
- Public Functions
- Perl
- accessing environment variables
- Using Perl
- port number
- request and
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- POST method
- HTML Form Data
- sample of
- A More Detailed perl Example
- processes
- CGI and
- The Server Creates the CGI Process
- Prospero
- CGI and
- CGI Basics
- protocol
- client and
- Data Structures and Data Access Functions
- protocol-related response headers
- Bypassing the Server: Nonparsed Headers
- PROTOCOL_SERVER_ERROR
- Reporting Errors to the Server
- protocol_start_response
- Service
- protocol_status
- Reporting Errors to the Server
- prototype for server application functions
- Passing Parameters to Server Application Functions
- queries
- ISINDEX and
- Sending Command-line Arguments to Your CGI Program
- query handlers
- Setting up a Default Query Handler
- query string
- defined
- Embedding Information in URLs
- QUERY_STRING
- HTML Form Data
- QUERY_STRING_UNESCAPED variable
- Special Variables for Parsing
- REMOTE_ADDR
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- REMOTE_HOST
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- REMOTE_USER
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- REQ_ABORTED
- Application Function Return Codes
- What are Server Application Functions?
- Name Trans and
- NameTrans
- Service and
- Service
- REQ_EXIT
- Application Function Return Codes
- What are Server Application Functions?
- Name Trans and
- NameTrans
- Service and
- Service
- REQ_NOACTION
- Application Function Return Codes
- What are Server Application Functions?
- Name Trans and
- NameTrans
- Service and
- Service
- REQ_PROCEED
- Application Function Return Codes
- What are Server Application Functions?
- NameTrans and
- NameTrans
- Service and
- Service
- request response process
- How the Server Handles Client Requests
- request variable
- Data Structures and Data Access Functions
- request variables
- Data Structures and Data Access Functions
- request_header
- using to access pblocks
- Data Structures and Data Access Functions
- request_header function
- Data Structures and Data Access Functions
- REQUEST_METHOD
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- requests
- service directive
- How the Server Handles Client Requests
- response codes
- setting
- Reporting Errors to the Server
- response process
- Service
- return codes
- functions and
- Application Function Return Codes
- sample program output
- Sample Program Output
- samples
- ANSI C
- A Sample CGI Program in ANSI C
- CGI in Perl
- A Sample CGI Program in perl
- CGI shell script
- A sample CGI Shell Script
- using GET
- A More Detailed perl Example
- using POST
- A More Detailed perl Example
- SCRIPT_NAME
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- security
- CGI problems with
- Security Concerns with CGI
- sem.h, described
- The NSAPI Header Files
- server
- bypassing
- Bypassing the Server: Nonparsed Headers
- configuring for CGI
- Configuring Your Server to Use CGI Programs
- decoding information
- Sending Command-line Arguments to Your CGI Program
- host name of
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- reporting errors to
- Reporting Errors to the Server
- URL for
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- version of
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- server application functions
- classes for
- What are Server Application Functions?
- defined
- What are Server Application Functions?
- prototype for
- Passing Parameters to Server Application Functions
- Server Manager
- CGI and
- Configuring Your Server to Use CGI Programs
- server processes, CGI and
- The Server Creates the CGI Process
- server-parsed HTML
- Customize Server-parsed HTML
- tags for
- Customize Server-parsed HTML
- server-side includes
- Customize Server-parsed HTML
- SERVER_NAME
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- SERVER_PORT
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- SERVER_PROTOCOL
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- SERVER_SOFTWARE
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- SERVER_URL
- Environment Variables and Their Formats
- servers
- CGI and
- The Server Creates the CGI Process
- computer requirements for
- Conventions Used in This Guide
- customizing
- What is the NSAPI?
- What Are CGI and the NSAPI?
- objects and
- How the Server Handles Client Requests
- variables for
- Data Structures and Data Access Functions
- Service
- Service
- service directive
- described
- How the Server Handles Client Requests
- session
- defined
- Data Structures and Data Access Functions
- session variables
- server variables
- Data Structures and Data Access Functions
- session.h, described
- The NSAPI Header Files
- sessions
- method used during
- Data Structures and Data Access Functions
- setting response codes
- Reporting Errors to the Server
- shared objects
- described
- Loading Your Shared Object
- loading
- Loading Your Shared Object
- shexp.h, described
- The NSAPI Header Files
- signatures
- adding to files
- Add Signatures (Trailers) to Files
- sizefmt tag
- Customize Server-parsed HTML
- Solaris, compiling for
- Compiling Your Code
- spaces, + as encoded
- Accepting User Input From URLs and Other Sources
- splitting strings
- C sample
- A Sample CGI Program in ANSI C
- standard input
- Data the Server Sends to the CGI Program
- Using Standard Input to Get Information
- Status
- CGI Specific Headers
- status codes
- Reporting Errors to the Server
- described
- CGI Specific Headers
- list of
- CGI Specific Headers
- strings
- adding to pblocks
- Public Functions
- getting from pblocks
- Public Functions
- SunOS, compiling for
- Compiling Your Code
- systems.h, described
- The NSAPI Header Files
- tags
- server-parsed HTML
- Customize Server-parsed HTML
- timefmt tag
- Customize Server-parsed HTML
- tips for developing CGI
- Tips for Developing CGI Programs
- trailers
- adding to files
- Add Signatures (Trailers) to Files
- URI
- variable for
- Data Structures and Data Access Functions
- URL decoding
- C sample code
- A Sample CGI Program in ANSI C
- example code in C
- A Sample CGI Program in ANSI C
- example in Perl
- A More Detailed perl Example
- URL encoding
- Accepting User Input From URLs and Other Sources
- URLs
- CGI and
- Accessing CGI Programs with URLs
- CGI information in
- Embedding Information in URLs
- embedding information in
- Embedding Information in URLs
- encoding
- Accepting User Input From URLs and Other Sources
- translated to file paths
- How the Server Handles Client Requests
- user authorization process
- AuthTrans
- util.h, described
- The NSAPI Header Files
- variables
- client headers
- Data Structures and Data Access Functions
- pb_param structures and
- Data Structures
- protocol
- Data Structures and Data Access Functions
- request information in
- Data Structures and Data Access Functions
- servers
- Data Structures and Data Access Functions
- URI
- Data Structures and Data Access Functions
- virtual path
- defined
- Embedding Information in URLs
- virtual tag
- Customize Server-parsed HTML
- WAIS
- CGI and
- CGI Basics
- Windows NT, compiling for
- Compiling Your Code