CGI, NETSCAPE, and Multiple Domains.

["Ed Davidson" <Edavidson@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I have designed this app to run RPGILE CGI on the as/400. All along I was
developing using Internet Explorer. When I did some final testing to the
differences
between IE and netscape I found out that netscape doesn't pass the variables
like IE does. When it comes across an @ sign it converts it to %40, which is
a space
on the AS/400. It converts a comma into a %39 which looks like a box.
Obviously I have something setup wrong. Anyone know what I need to do for
netscape to
pass paramaters correctly? Thanks.


ALSO;


I have a site, www.primeinc.com, currently running on IBM's HTTP server,
v4r2m0.

I need to add another site to this AS/400. The documentation I am finding is
vague as to what needs done.

Currently I have one site which is instance PRIME  (strtcpsvr *http *none
prime).  It binds to two IP addresses which are defined to the host table.
One IP address is the NIC that serves our LAN, the other is a NIC that
serves the internet.

I want to add an instance of LEASE which would be on a difference IP address
on the same NIC.  It would run on port 80.  It also needs two IP Addresses,
for the same reasons as above.

My problem is that when I tell instance PRIME to BINDSPECIFIC ON  it only
binds to one of the IP addresses in the host table.  The host table entries
are identical for both IP addresses.

Do I need to have an instance for each of my IP addresses, or can a
specifically bound instance serve two IP addresses, while another serves a
different two?


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