Xerver Setup [ 5 / 9 ]

The list below shows which file extensions shall be run (not downloaded) when a visitor visits the file.
The format of the list is:
fileExtension=commandToRunThisFile

Example:
pl=perl
php4=php



What is this?
If you want run CGI-scripts with Xerver, you have to tell Xerver which file extensions shall be considered CGI-files.
When someone visits a CGI-file (for example "guestbook.php") Xerver won't show the content of the file, but will execute the script. However, different script types are run with different commands on your computer. Sounds difficult? It's not!

The command for Perl-script is "perl".
The command for PHP-script is "php".
However, some files are runnable without a command, such as "exe" files on windows. The command for exe-files is "" (nothing).