However, heading over to "http://127.0.0.1/fcgi-bin/IIPImageServer.fcgi", I receive
(https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/15955790/43522991-44f67962-959b-11e8-8c36-62c40831a60b.png)
On Windows 10, 64 bit, Apache 2.4 downloaded from Apachelounge (http://www.apachelounge.com/download/)
I aim for building a digital Edition, using either OpenSeadragon or Diva.js for image processing ... :-/
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If you're using Apache 2.4, then the syntax has changed slightly for granting access to directories. So replace the 2 lines in the Apache configuration which read:
This tutorial is from a many years ago - I'll do an updated one to reflect these changes.
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2018-08-01
Hi Ruven,
Thanks for your fast answer! I'm Sorry, I cannot check today since I'm nowhere near my actual computer. I'll look at this tomorrow ! But it sounds like this COULD/Should be the problem !
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I just found another httpd.exe in the folder Apache/conf/original : I assume a backup if one messes up?
The C/Windows/Temp contains four empty folders that I cannot relate to anything else:
DiagTrack_alternativeTrace
DiagTrack_aot
DiagTrack_diag
DiagTrack_miniTrace
Aaaahm, I thought this to be irrelevant:
I have an exist-db running on localhost:8080 --> exiting it does not change anything either :-/
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Hello there,
I am having some issues setting up IIpImageServer.
I followed this tutorial to the line:
http://iipimage.sourceforge.net/2008/06/how-to-install-iipimageserver-on-your-windows-computer-using-apache-22-in-11-easy-steps/ (besides I installed Apache to C:/ Apache24)
(I adjusted the directories in httpd-iipimage.conf to
C/:Apache24/fcgi-bin/
However, heading over to "http://127.0.0.1/fcgi-bin/IIPImageServer.fcgi", I receive
(https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/15955790/43522991-44f67962-959b-11e8-8c36-62c40831a60b.png)
On Windows 10, 64 bit, Apache 2.4 downloaded from Apachelounge (http://www.apachelounge.com/download/)
I aim for building a digital Edition, using either OpenSeadragon or Diva.js for image processing ... :-/
If you're using Apache 2.4, then the syntax has changed slightly for granting access to directories. So replace the 2 lines in the Apache configuration which read:
with this:
Also if you are using the windows binary for iipsrv 1.0, then the URL will be http://127.0.0.1/fcgi-bin/iipsrv.fcgi
This tutorial is from a many years ago - I'll do an updated one to reflect these changes.
Hi Ruven,
Thanks for your fast answer! I'm Sorry, I cannot check today since I'm nowhere near my actual computer. I'll look at this tomorrow ! But it sounds like this COULD/Should be the problem !
I did as you told - to no avail!
I start to think I did something wrong ...
my httpd.conf
https://pastebin.com/knMT3GCp
my http-iipimage.conf
https://pastebin.com/UEVdnwSw
I just found another httpd.exe in the folder Apache/conf/original : I assume a backup if one messes up?
The C/Windows/Temp contains four empty folders that I cannot relate to anything else:
DiagTrack_alternativeTrace
DiagTrack_aot
DiagTrack_diag
DiagTrack_miniTrace
Aaaahm, I thought this to be irrelevant:
I have an exist-db running on localhost:8080 --> exiting it does not change anything either :-/