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ASP Debugging

2014-03-17T23:58:10Z

KalebL: Created page with "If you are seeing custom errors that you did not set, or you are not seeing the full error reporting you wish, there is a setting that controls the debugging output for ASP pa..."

If you are seeing custom errors that you did not set, or you are not seeing the full error reporting you wish, there is a setting that controls the debugging output for ASP pages.

There is a simple way to turn this feature On or Off in the IIS control panel of your server.

:1: Open IIS control panel on your server. 
:2: Select the site you wish to enable or disable debugging for. 
:3: Click the "ASP" icon. 
:4: Find the tab that says "Debugging Properties" and expand it. 
:5: Send Errors To Browsers to "True" if you wish to display the errors, or "False" if you wish to hide them. 
:6: Click "Apply". 

You may wish to restart the IIS service to complete the change. This can be done by accessing the command prompt on the server an running the command <code>iisreset</code> in the console.

[[Category:VPS]]
[[Category:ASP]]
[[Category:Debugging]]

Perl

2014-01-22T01:16:18Z

KalebL: /* How do I enable execute permission for Perl scripts? */

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==How do I enable execute permission for Perl scripts?==
Windows servers:
Our Windows servers, no extra steps are needed to set permissions to run your Perl scripts.

Linux servers:
Using your FTP program like CuteFTP or Ws_ftp, CHMOD the files to have 755 permissions. This will give the script execute permissions. 
- Alternatively, you can change these permissions in the cPanel file manager. This is done by right clicking on the PERL file and going to "Change Permissions" then selecting "Execute" for User, Group, and World.

NOTE: All Perl (.cgi and .pl) files MUST be uploaded in ASCII (text) format, NOT binary.

==In my HTM (HTML) page, how do I reference my PERL scripts?==
You should place your Perl CGI scripts in your cgi-bin
directory. Then in your HTM (HTML) page you would have
a line something like this...

<FORM Method=POST Action="cgi-bin/yourscript.cgi">

==What is the path to PERL pl .pl cgi .cgi?==
Windows servers:
On our Windows servers, Perl is associated via
the .pl or .cgi extension. The exact path to Perl doesn't
really matter. However, you still need something like
#!d:/perl/bin/perl.exe
as the very first line of your script.

Linux servers:
#!/usr/bin/perl

==What is ActivePerl?==
ActivePerl is the Windows version of Perl. ActivePerl works just like Perl, except it's been ported to Windows servers.

[[Category:Tutorials]]

Perl

2014-01-22T01:15:16Z

KalebL:

__FORCETOC__

==How do I enable execute permission for Perl scripts?==
Windows servers:
Our Windows servers, no extra steps are needed to set permissions to run your Perl scripts.

Linux servers:
Using your FTP program like CuteFTP or Ws_ftp, CHMOD the files to have 755 permissions. This will give the script execute permissions. 
- Alternatively, you can change these permissions in the cPanel file manager. This is done by right clicking on the PERL file and going to "Permissions" then selecting "Execute" for User, Group, and World.

NOTE: All Perl (.cgi and .pl) files MUST be uploaded in ASCII (text) format, NOT binary.

==In my HTM (HTML) page, how do I reference my PERL scripts?==
You should place your Perl CGI scripts in your cgi-bin
directory. Then in your HTM (HTML) page you would have
a line something like this...

<FORM Method=POST Action="cgi-bin/yourscript.cgi">

==What is the path to PERL pl .pl cgi .cgi?==
Windows servers:
On our Windows servers, Perl is associated via
the .pl or .cgi extension. The exact path to Perl doesn't
really matter. However, you still need something like
#!d:/perl/bin/perl.exe
as the very first line of your script.

Linux servers:
#!/usr/bin/perl

==What is ActivePerl?==
ActivePerl is the Windows version of Perl. ActivePerl works just like Perl, except it's been ported to Windows servers.

[[Category:Tutorials]]

Wiki/Self Signed SSL

2013-04-12T03:20:28Z

KalebL:

'''''SITES WILL NEED DEDICATED IP'''''

== Certificate Setup For IIS 7 ==

:1: Open IIS 7
:2: Click on the server name.
:3: Click on the "Server Certificates" icon.
:4: In the menu on the right click "Create Self-Signed Certificate"
:5: Name the certificate after the domain or subdomain that will be using the certificate.
:6: Click "OK". Once that is complete, you should see the SSL in the list of Self-Signed certificates.

== Certificate Setup For Linux ==

;Create a self-signed SSL certificate.
:1: Login to WHM for the server the domain is located on.
:2: Search for and click “Generate a SSL Certificate & Signing Request”.
:3: Enter the details you are using for the site as well as an active email account.
:4: Enter or generate a password.
:5: Under “Host to make cert for”, enter the domain on which you want the SSL.
:6: Click "Create"
 

;Install a self-signed SSL certificate
:1: In WHM, click “Install an SSL Certificate and Setup the Domain”.
:2: Enter the domain name, account user name, and IP address for the certificate in the Domain, User, and IP Address fields.
:3: Click “Fetch” to paste the .key and .crt files for the domain into the available display spaces, if they are currently on your server.
:4: Leave the CA Bundle blank.
:5: Click “Submit”, then wait for all processes to complete.
:6: Go to https://thedomainyouarewokring.on
:7: If the site does not load, repeat the second set of steps.

Self Signed SSL

2013-04-12T03:14:31Z

KalebL: Created page with "'''''SITES WILL NEED DEDICATED IP''''' == Certificate Setup For IIS 7 == :1: Open IIS 7 :2: Click on the server name. :3: Click on the "Server Certificates" icon. :4: In the..."

Wiki/Self Signed SSL

2013-04-12T03:14:00Z

KalebL: Blanked the page

Wiki/Self Signed SSL

2013-04-12T03:12:43Z

KalebL: /* Certificate Setup For Linux */

Wiki/Self Signed SSL

2013-04-12T03:10:45Z

'''''SITES WILL NEED DEDICATED IP'''''

== Certificate Setup For IIS 7 ==

:1: Open IIS 7
:2: Click on the server name.
:3: Click on the "Server Certificates" icon.
:4: In the menu on the right click "Create Self-Signed Certificate"
:5: Name the certificate after the domain or subdomain that will be using the certificate.
:6: Click "OK". Once that is complete, you should see the SSL in the list of Self-Signed certificates.

== Certificate Setup For Linux ==

;Create a self-signed SSL certificate.
:1: Login to WHM for the server the domain is located on.
:2: Search for and click “Generate a SSL Certificate & Signing Request”.
:3: Enter the client's details from WHMCS with "support@hostek.com" as the email account.
:4: Enter or generate a password.
:5: Under “Host to make cert for”, enter the domain on which you want the SSL.
:6: Click "Create"
 

;Install a self-signed SSL certificate
:1: In WHM, click “Install an SSL Certificate and Setup the Domain”.
:2: Enter the domain name, account user name, and IP address for the certificate in the Domain, User, and IP Address fields.
:3: Click “Fetch” to paste the .key and .crt files for the domain into the available display spaces, if they are currently on your server.
:4: Leave the CA Bundle blank.
:5: Click “Submit”, then wait for all processes to complete.
:6: Go to https://thedomainyouarewokring.on
:7: If the site does not load, repeat the second set of steps.

 

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