CGI services?

[Brian Hancock]

Our computer center prefers that we don't run cgi scripts on their Unix
system so we have simply set up a Linux box to handle any cgi scripts.  We
run a book suggestion form, a BBS system and an Ask a Reference question
form from a Linux box in the Humanities division.  There is also an 
electronic ILL form on the same Linux server.  This is done presently on a
standard computer with an Intel 133MHz chip and 64MB of RAM.  As long as
you have an IP address you can set up a server and run cgi scripts as you
like.  Each divison or department can set up their own.
Linux comes with all the software you'll need to set up.
Brian
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Brian Hancock
Humanities Librarian
Wichita State University

On Fri, 6 Feb 1998, Jenne Heise, Idea Hamster wrote:

> Dear Listmembers,
> 
> What are university web services doing (if anything) to support CGI scripting
> by users?
> 
>