httpd.conf.template on TS 6.7.1

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Hello people,

I am currently setting up a TS6.7.1 SP1 install. I am trying to get a custom deployment CGI script to work but I am missing $ENV{IWOD60HOME}.

The environmental variable is known by the OS, but I have to get APACHE to send it. I should be able to configure APACHE by setting up the httpd/iw-webd/httpd.conf.template file, but that file is nowhere to be seen. I have a httpd.conf and it does not seem to be the product of generation or something.

Does anybody know if I can code httpd.conf directly, or do I have to create a template file myself?

(I've made a shot in the dark by addapting the httpd.conf file and reset the web deamon, but I still don't have a $ENV{IWOD60HOME})

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Hello people, I am currently setting up a TS6.7.1 SP1 install. I am trying to get a custom deployment CGI script to work but I am missing $ENV{IWOD60HOME}. The environmental variable is known by the OS, but I have to get APACHE to send it. I should be able to configure APACHE by setting up the httpd/iw-webd/httpd.conf.template file, but that file is nowhere to be seen. I have a httpd.conf and it does not seem to be the product of generation or something. Does anybody know if I can code httpd.conf directly, or do I have to create a template file myself? (I've made a shot in the dark by addapting the httpd.conf file and reset the web deamon, but I still don't have a $ENV{IWOD60HOME})

For the time beeing I associated IPL extentions with my perl editor. An iwreset -a calls iwwebd_conf.ipl directly, so during reset, it accidently got opened in my editor.

A comment in that file reads:

# httpd.conf is mirgrated to iwwebd.conf since we have upgraded to Apache 2.0. # We keep httpd.conf here just to temporarily workaround the CSSoap installing # step which still expect the httpd.conf file. We most likely need to migrate # that config step to iwwebd.conf as well soon, then we can remove the httpd.conf # reference here.

It seems fate isn't without a sense of irony. I did the things I had to do in iwwebd.conf.template and now I've got $ENV{IWOD60HOME}.

I haven't found anything in the manuals about this. But ok, I'm a little bit closer to home again...