= How to enable SWAT as a Apache CGI =

This page provides a quick cookbook to setup SWAT as a CGI for Apache on eComstation & OS/2.

== Prerequsites: ==

 1. Make sure you have downloaded Apache2 and unziped. Lets assume it was unziped to x:\apache2.

 2. Copy x:\apache2\conf\httpd.conf.sample to x:\apache2\conf\httpd.conf

 3. Edit x:\apache2\conf\httpd.conf

    {{{ServerRoot "x:/apache2"}}} [[BR]]
    # remove the # infront of the below modules[[BR]]
    {{{Loadmodule authn_file_module modules/authn_fi.dll}}}[[BR]]
    {{{LoadModule auth_basic_module modules/auth_bas.dll}}}[[BR]]
    {{{DocumentRoot "x:/apache2/htdocs"}}}

    # This should be changed to whatever you set {{{DocumentRoot}}} to.[[BR]]
    {{{<Directory "x:/apache2/htdocs">}}}
    
    {{{ScriptAlias /cgi-bin/ "x:/apache2/cgi-bin/"}}}
    
    {{{<Directory "x:/apache2/cgi-bin/samba">}}}[[BR]]
    {{{AllowOverride All}}}[[BR]]
    {{{Options None}}}[[BR]]
    {{{Order allow,deny}}}[[BR]]
    {{{Allow from all}}}[[BR]]
    {{{AuthName "Samba Web Admin Tool"}}}[[BR]]
    {{{AuthType Basic}}}[[BR]]
    {{{AuthUserFile x:/apache2/conf/users}}}[[BR]]
    {{{require valid-user}}}[[BR]]
    {{{</Directory>}}}[[BR]]

 4. Adjust startup.cmd in x:\apache2 with set beginlibpath=x:\apache2\bin;x:\apache2\modules 

 5. create user with: x:/apache2/bin/htpasswd -c x:/apache2/conf/users my_user_name

 6. Start startup.cmd (if all went well Apache starts)

== Using SWAT: ==

 1. Copy SWAT.exe from your samba installation to x:\apache2\cgi-bin\samba.

 2. Open the Browser and point it to 127.0.0.1/cgi-bin/samba/swat.exe

 3. Now you should see the SWAT interface to configure Samba server