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I have some ancient CGI scripts that handle contacts from embedded devices via a subdomain like devices.thedomain.com.
The user facing pages at user.thedomain.com badly need improvements and deno looks great, but if possible I'd rather not touch the device-facing CGI script at all.
The devices.thedomain.com have their own private self-signed certs, while the users.thedomain.com have regular public certs.
I'd like to use Deno.serve() if possible as the apache conf setup implementing the above arrangement is also somewhat horrible. Is there some way to run old CGI scripts from Deno, or will I have to have to run deno from apache via a reverse proxy for the new user pages?
Any advice or pointers to other things to look at greatly appreciated.
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I have some ancient CGI scripts that handle contacts from embedded devices via a subdomain like
devices.thedomain.com
.The user facing pages at
user.thedomain.com
badly need improvements and deno looks great, but if possible I'd rather not touch the device-facing CGI script at all.The devices.thedomain.com have their own private self-signed certs, while the users.thedomain.com have regular public certs.
I'd like to use Deno.serve() if possible as the apache conf setup implementing the above arrangement is also somewhat horrible. Is there some way to run old CGI scripts from Deno, or will I have to have to run deno from apache via a reverse proxy for the new user pages?
Any advice or pointers to other things to look at greatly appreciated.
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