Henry Zhang

Thank you very much! We have an application using the old IIPimage server on a Ubuntu server. Now we moved into CentOS, we don't want to ask the application developer to make changes to the application. How can we make the old application URL compatible with the new IIPimage server. For example, the old one use an URL like http://tiles.library../cgi-bin/iipsrv.fcgi/ The new one is using an URL like http://tiles.library../iipsrv/ I tried to use ScriptAlias but it failed to work ScriptAlias /iipsrv...

Thank you! I can see the server status page as shown below: [image: image.png] Could you please point me to a sample so that I can test it from client side? Thank you On Wed, Mar 13, 2019 at 10:32 AM Ruven ruven@users.sourceforge.net wrote: The iipsrv-httpd-fcgi package should install the necessary config files for you. Did you restart Apache after installing? If not do this: sudo service restart httpd and iipsrv should now be running at the address: http://your.server/iipsrv For more details on...

After installing the following packages on a CentOS 7 platform, yum install -y iipsrv iipsrv-httpd-cfgi mod_fcgid What am I supposed to do next? It is going to be used with Apache. So the configuration is not very clear for me. There is no mod_fastcgi on CentOS. We only have mod_fcgi. Please help about how to configure IIPImage server to work with Apache with mod_fcgi.