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Good morning!

I have been looking for a way to configure our Apache http server so that
it will call CGI programs based on what library the program is in. I'm
aware that the statement: SetEnv QIBM_CGI_LIBRARY_LIST
"QTEMP;QGPL;TSTLIB;CGILIB:" can set a library list for the web server, but
if I have the original version of CGIPGM1 in CGILIB and I have a test
version in TSTLIB, the version in TSTLIB doesn't get called - only the old
version that's in CGILIB. That's because it's calling the program based
on the following statement in our httpd.conf file: ScriptAliasMatch
/cgi-bin/(.*) /QSYS.LIB/CGILIB.LIB/$1.PGM - any program in the URL is
going to be called from CGILIB. I cant figure out how to get a few
programs in TSTLIB to be called rather than the ones in CGILIB. Is anyone
aware of any method or statement that I can use that can accomplish my
objective, other than creating another entire web instance? (I already
have three!)

Thanks in advance,

Don

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Donald W. Smith
IBM Certified AS/400 Programmer/Analyst
Microsoft Certified Professional
Information Systems Department
City of Lancaster, Pennsylvania
DSmith@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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