Changing the port of a cgi application under Apache2

[Dick Davies]

CGI listens at a URL, not a port.

If you really want it on a port, best thing is to

* tell apache to listen on an additional port
* make a virtual host on that port
* scriptalias / -> /path/to/cgi in that vhost



On 04/12/05, Steve Zatz <slzatz at gmail.com> wrote:
> Folks, I know this is a general Apache2 question but I cannot find the
> answer after googling, etc. and hope that the friendly and
> knowledgeable Ubuntu users can help.  I am running Breezy in a pretty
> standard install.  I have a cgi application that I would like to
> respond to requests on a port other than 80 (say 8000).  I currently
> have a file in conf.d where a ScriptAlias for the cgi app is defined
> and I assume that I can also change the port for the cgi app via the
> same conf.d file but I can't find any instructions as to what the form
> of the instruction to do so.  Any help would be much appreciated.
>
> Steve
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