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Installing the Porcupine CGI Connector on IIS

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December 03, 2006, at 11:17 PM by Tassos Koutsovassilis -
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  • Open a browser. In the address bar type "http://localhost/porcupine.exe". If you have installed Porcupine before the CGI connector then you should see the Porcupine login dialog. Otherwise if you see the following message then you have installed the connector succefully:
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  • Open a browser. In the address bar type "http://localhost/porcupine.exe". If you have installed Porcupine before the CGI connector then you should see the Porcupine login dialog. Otherwise if you see the following message then you have installed the connector successfully:
December 03, 2006, at 11:15 PM by Tassos Koutsovassilis -
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  • Open a browser. In the address bar type "http://localhost/porcupine.exe". If you have installed Porcupine before the CGI connector then you should see the Porcupine login dialog. Otherwise if you see the following message then you now that you have installed the connector succefully:
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  • Open a browser. In the address bar type "http://localhost/porcupine.exe". If you have installed Porcupine before the CGI connector then you should see the Porcupine login dialog. Otherwise if you see the following message then you have installed the connector succefully:
December 03, 2006, at 11:14 PM by Tassos Koutsovassilis -
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  • Activate the "Home Directory" tab, locate the "Execute permissions" setting and select "Scripts and Executables".

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  • Activate the "Home Directory" tab, locate the "Execute permissions" setting and select "Scripts and Executables". Then close the dialog by pressing the "OK" button.

  • Open a browser. In the address bar type "http://localhost/porcupine.exe". If you have installed Porcupine before the CGI connector then you should see the Porcupine login dialog. Otherwise if you see the following message then you now that you have installed the connector succefully:

December 03, 2006, at 11:02 PM by Tassos Koutsovassilis -
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  1. First download the latest CGI connector from Porcupine Connectors download page.
  2. Unzip the archive inside the IIS root folder (this is usually the "C:\inetpub\wwwroot" folder).
  3. Open the IIS management console, by opening the Windows control panel and selecting "Administrative Tools" and then "Internet Information Services".
  4. Select the default web site and open its properties dialog.
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  • First download the latest CGI connector from Porcupine Connectors download page.
  • Unzip the archive inside the IIS root folder (this is usually the "C:\inetpub\wwwroot" folder).
  • Open the IIS management console, by opening the Windows control panel and selecting "Administrative Tools" and then "Internet Information Services".
  • Select the default web site and open its properties dialog.
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  1. Activate the "Home Directory" tab, locate the "Execute permissions" setting and select "Scripts and Executables".
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  • Activate the "Home Directory" tab, locate the "Execute permissions" setting and select "Scripts and Executables".
December 03, 2006, at 11:01 PM by Tassos Koutsovassilis -
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December 03, 2006, at 11:00 PM by Tassos Koutsovassilis -
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December 03, 2006, at 10:56 PM by Tassos Koutsovassilis -
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  1. Unzip the archive inside the IIS root folder (this is usually the "C:\inetpub\wwwroot" folder).
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  1. Unzip the archive inside the IIS root folder (this is usually the "C:\inetpub\wwwroot" folder).
December 03, 2006, at 10:55 PM by Tassos Koutsovassilis -
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  • First download the latest CGI connector from Porcupine Connectors download page.
  • Unzip the archive inside the IIS root folder (this is usually the "C:\inetpub\wwwroot" folder).
  • Open the IIS management console.
  • Select the default web site and open its properties dialog.
  • Activate the "Home Directory" tab, locate the "Execute permissions" setting and select "Scripts and Executables".
to:
  1. First download the latest CGI connector from Porcupine Connectors download page.
  2. Unzip the archive inside the IIS root folder (this is usually the "C:\inetpub\wwwroot" folder).
  3. Open the IIS management console, by opening the Windows control panel and selecting "Administrative Tools" and then "Internet Information Services".
  4. Select the default web site and open its properties dialog.
  5. Activate the "Home Directory" tab, locate the "Execute permissions" setting and select "Scripts and Executables".
December 03, 2006, at 10:51 PM by Tassos Koutsovassilis -
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  • Open the IIS management console by selecting
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  • Open the IIS management console.
  • Select the default web site and open its properties dialog.
  • Activate the "Home Directory" tab, locate the "Execute permissions" setting and select "Scripts and Executables".

November 26, 2006, at 01:00 PM by Tassos Koutsovassilis -
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(:title Installing the Porcupine CGI Connector on IIS :)

November 26, 2006, at 01:00 PM by Tassos Koutsovassilis -
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November 26, 2006, at 12:57 PM by Tassos Koutsovassilis -
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First download the latest CGI connector from Porcupine Connectors download page.

to:
  • First download the latest CGI connector from Porcupine Connectors download page.
  • Unzip the archive inside the IIS root folder (this is usually the "C:\inetpub\wwwroot" folder).
  • Open the IIS management console by selecting
November 26, 2006, at 12:12 PM by Tassos Koutsovassilis -
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First download the latest CGI connector from Porcupine Connectors download page.

November 26, 2006, at 12:11 PM by Tassos Koutsovassilis -
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