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FAQs Home :: CGI Scripts
- What is a CGI script?
- Can I install my own CGI scripts and programs?
- Does ODSOL support CGI scripts?
- What is a CGI script?
Common Gateway Interface (CGI) is a standard method of transmitting information between an application and a Web server. CGI scripts are used to supplement basic HTML pages by making your Web site more interactive and functional. You can program many useful features in CGI scripts, such as hit counters, guest books, order forms and message boards. CGI is an alternative to Microsoft Active Server Pages (ASP).
- Can I install my own CGI scripts and programs?
Yes. You can upload your own CGI scripts to your local /cgi-bin directory. On our servers, the path to the cgi-bin is /home/your_username/www/cgi-bin
- Does ODSOL support CGI scripts?
All of ODSOL's plans support CGI scripts and provide you with your own CGI bin in which you can place your CGI scripts.
Our Linux plans include a free library of CGI scripts that you can use to enhance your Web site. These scripts are installed in your account and are ready to run when you first log in.
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