A long time ago, I briefly played around with POSIX scripts that run the CI as
the script intpreter, and achieved somewhat funky results.

However, a quick test of the following on invent3k seemed to work:

INVENT3K:/BIXBY/PUB$ cat citest
#!/SYS/PUB/CI

showtime
showvar
exit
INVENT3K:/BIXBY/PUB$ ./citest
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:./citest
THU, JUN 27, 2002,  9:05 AM
TERM = hp2392a
TZ = PST8PDT
CJCW = 0
INVENT3K:/BIXBY/PUB$

Unfortunately since the CI prints the MPE/iX header and the welcome message
before it executes your first command, this approach isn't going to work in a
CGI setting where the first output needs to be HTTP headers.

You will probably want to take a more traditional CGI approach and create a
POSIX shell script as the CGI which does:

#!/bin/sh
callci "CMDFILE"

Where CMDFILE is your CI command file.

- Mark B.

Ronald R Horner wrote:

> Does any one have samples of CI scripts that run as CGI for Apache?  If so,
> can I see them.

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