Topic: CGI

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Apache's eXtended Server Side Includes (Apache DevCenter)
In the early days of web publishing, SSI was an easy way to include dynamic content in pages. Though large server-side application frameworks have more popularity, SSI lives on--especially in Apache XSSI. Kostas Pentikousis demonstrates how XSSI makes it possible to build powerful, clean, maintainable, and fast web sites.

The PHP Configuration File (PHP DevCenter)
Darrell Brogdon explains how the php.ini file works.

Installing PHP on a Windows System (PHP DevCenter)
Darrell Brogdon explains the steps required to install PHP on a Windows system.

Basic Installation of PHP on a Unix System (PHP DevCenter)
Need a powerful replacement for ASP web scripting? Darrell Brogden walks us through compiling and installing PHP, an open source web scripting language that you can embed into HTML.

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The Idiot's Guide to Solving Perl CGI Problems
A useful checklist for a few simple questions that need answering. While some sample answers are provided, you'll have to figure them out on your own.

Apache Server FAQs: Dynamic Content (CGI and SSI)
Frequently asked Apache CGI and SSI questions. [Source: Apache.org]

CGI Programming MetaFAQ
The Common Gateway Interface, or CGI, defines how clients and servers interact with external processes. This guide is a collection of resource pointers. Should you have a question, it is most likely answered in one of the these resources. [Source: Perl.org]