Browser connection

[Joe Crawford]

~sdpm~
Joel Fentin wrote:

> >...but doesn't "http://" imply a server on port 80 waiting
> >to respond?
> >
> >But then if it doesn't, then this is the point of the comment.
> >
> >Interested...ly,
>
>
> If I read between the lines correctly, you are saying I must continue 
> to use
> the Apache server.


I seem to remember a Perl interpreter *plugin* for Netscape Navigator 
which would parse perl files and do what you seem to be asking. Though I 
had never used it, and this would have been a *long* time ago. Probably 
when Netscape 3 was new - what, 1997?

Just run apache, it's relatively painless. :-)

	Joe

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