: Source highlight as CGI script I would like to put syntax-highlighted source code (C) on a website using CGI. I have the GNU source-highlight package on the web-server. Can anyone tell me how
I would like to put syntax-highlighted source code (C) on a website using CGI. I have the GNU source-highlight package on the web-server. Can anyone tell me how to link the source-highlight-cgi script (shell script, not perl) into CGI.
I guess I need a perl script in the cgi-bin to point somehow at the source-highlight-cgi shell script I but have no experience of doing this.
Note: CGI is enabled and working on the server.
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Running scripts outside of the cgi-bin
Overview
This article describes how to execute scripts outside of your cgi-bin
using a .htaccess file.
You will be able to execute CGI scripts outside of your cgi-bin.
Enabling this in a web-accessible directory is slightly more insecure
than limiting script execution to the cgi-bin, because if a malicious
script is ever uploaded to your server, it will be more easily able to
be executed.
Requirements
Before you start, you'll need:
FTP login credentials and a plain text editor or SSH enabled and vi knowledge.
Instructions
Add the following lines to your .htaccess file:
Filename: .htaccess
AddHandler cgi-script .cgi .pl
Options +ExecCGI
Then, upload the .htaccess file to the directory in which you want
to enable CGI script execution, via FTP. For more information on
creating and uploading .htaccess files, please see: Using .htaccess
files.
NOTE:
You can add any file extension to the AddHandler line in your
.htaccess file. The example is for CGI and Perl scripts.
If you are using this directive in your existing cgi-bin directory,
the above line alone will also work.
Source: Running scripts outside of the cgi-bin
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