Hide "cgiip.exe/Wservice..." in the url

[joemestre]

I am using webspeed 3.1 and II6 and I want to know if it's possible to hide the "cgiip.exe/wservice==1" in the url of a user that visits my web.

Thank's in advance

 

[rstanciu]

you can use some java-script as:
window.open('some.html?',null,'toolbar=no,scrollbars=no,location=no,resizable =no,width=625,height=550,left=225,top=120');

... but I don't see the reason. This can work but is not sure by using other web-browser.
If you a afraid by hackers ... this has no effect.
Think to put the broker in a Production Mode and switch off the debugg. That's all.

 

[lee.bourne]

Hi,

Personally I would switch to using apache and make use of the mod_rewrite plugin. Take a look at http://www.bonhams.com/aus/auction/17688/ That actually gets translated into http://www.bonhams.com/cgi-bin/publ...sContinent=AUS&screen=catalogue&iSaleNo=17688

Also note that you can easily get rid of the WService=wslive_pub bit by setting up your default broker. I did this by copying wspd_cgi.sh to public.sh and setting the broker in there. On Windows I think you can achieve the same thing by editing cgiip.wsc. This bit can be done without the need use apache.

I'm sure there must be a similar thing in IIS but I only know Linux/Apache I'm afraid.

Lee

 

[CyrixInstead]

There are a few Windows applications that offer mod_rewrite functionality to IIS users, so you could use mod_rewrite rules (see http://www.progresstalk.com/showthread.php?116784-Remove-cgi-bin-cgiip.exe-from-URL-How) within Windows.
Commercial - http://www.isapirewrite.com/ from Helicon Tech
Free - http://www.micronovae.com/ModRewrite/Download.html from Micronovae (also a commercial version).

~Cyrix