[Techtalk] Apache: different handlers in a directory

[Elwing]

You may have already tried this, but what about leaving the master
httpd.conf alone and creating .htaccess files for each directory?

IIRC, apache reads those first, *then* the "master".  maybe you can set
up the fastCGI in the master file, and use a lone .htaccess file for the
exception?

no idea if it'll work or not, my Apache's rusty (and even then it's only
1.3)

Elwing


Mary wrote:
> On Fri, Mar 11, 2005, Namik Dala wrote:
> 
>>What about separating the scripts by an extension. Let the
>>cgi-scripts end with .cgi and the fast-cgi script with .fcgi for
>>example:
>>
>><Directory "/var/www/cgi-bin">
>>  Options +ExecCGI
>>  AddHandler .cgi cgi-script
>>  AddHandler .fcgi fastcgi-script
>></Directory>
> 
> 
> Thanks for the suggestion, but the names of the scripts are fixed:
> they've been used as part of websites that's already live. (The live
> websites don't have this problem because they live on different
> machines, I have the problem because I want to test them both on my
> development machine ideally without having to comment out bits of
> httpd.conf all the time.)
> 
> -Mary
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