WHAT IS THE MEANING OF "The online testing may be used only from the CGI server". Ref?
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Wow, I thought this would be an easy one given that Gateway is pretty easy to work through.  I found you some reference material but not much else.  Maybe you'll have the time to sift through the site below and others (type "CGI server" into your search engine).  Sorry, best I could do is get you started.
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A proxy server is a computer that offers a computer network service to allow clients to make indirect network connections to other network services. A client connects to the proxy server, then requests a connection, file, or other resource available on a different server. The proxy provides the resource either by connecting to the specified server or by serving it from a cache. In some cases, the proxy may alter the client's request or the server's response for various purposes.\n\nA common proxy application is a caching web proxy. This provides a nearby cache of web pages and files available on remote web servers, allowing local network clients to access documents from the cache, according to their age, size, and access history. Two simple cache algorithms are Least Recently Used (LRU) and Least Frequently Used (LFU). LRU removes the documents that have been left the longest, while LFU removes the least popular documents. The algorithms can also be combined.\n\nSome censorware applications — which attempt to block offensive web content — are implemented as web proxies. Other web proxies reformat web pages for a specific purpose or audience; for example, Skweezer reformats web pages for cell phones and PDAs. Network operators can also deploy proxies to intercept computer viruses and other hostile content served from remote web pages.\n\nA special case of web proxies are "CGI proxies." These are web sites that allow a user to access a site through them. They generally use PHP or CGI to implement the proxying functionality. CGI proxies are frequently used to gain access to web sites blocked by corporate or school proxies. Since they also hide the user's own IP address from the web sites they access through the proxy, they are sometimes also used to gain a degree of anonymity, called "Proxy Avoidance."\n\nA growing subset of Web traffic uses HTTPS to create an encrypted tunnel. Regulations often require all Intranet and ASP applications handling sensitive data to use encryption. Traditional (HTTP) proxies can not cache encrypted traffic, hence provide no acceleration, control or bandwidth savings for SSL applications.\n\nSome HTTPS Proxies are specifically designed to operate in the middle of a client-server communication to decrypt, apply policy, cache and re-encrypt SSL traffic. As a result, these HTTPS Proxies can monitor, control and accelerate SSL traffic. These HTTPS Proxies can also apply malware scanning and content filtering to inhibit phishing, spyware and computer viruses hiding inside encrypted tunnels.\n\nThere are privacy concerns with SSL proxies. In essence, the IT department is conducting a Man-in-the-middle attack, potentially exposing sensitive corporate information, personal online banking information, etc. Countries such as Sweden have very strong privacy laws, which may require the proxy to handle corporate information with different policy than personal traffic.In Sweden, privacy laws apply to non-SSL proxies too. Personuppgiftslagen (PUL, a Swedish privacy law) doesn't differ between encrypted and unencrypted data. But as long as no details about the identity of the user is stored or collected, PUL doesn't apply, and unrestricted scanning of SSL information is allowed.\n\nContent filtering can differentiate this traffic. Additional compromise policy options include caching GIF and JPEG objects (which typically are user interface elements and lack confidential data), but exclude from caching HTML and TXT traffic.\n\nSometimes the term "SSL proxy" also refers to CGI web proxies that are accessible via encrypted SSL connections. In this case, SSL adds an extra layer of security on top of the CGI proxy system, lessening the chance of data interception.\n\nMany organizations — including corporations, schools, and families — use a proxy server to enforce acceptable network use policies (see censorware) or to provide security, anti-malware and/or caching s
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If its under a lot of load you should get a different message about resource conflict from their server. The page cannot be displayed message means that your browser can't even contact the other site. It probably means their server is off due to a fault, cannot be reached DNS (domain name service) error, or a computer on route to theirs is down. I would guess its most likely their personal servers down for maintanence.
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Are you sure this is the exact message? Normally it is something like\n\n"a computer is trying to access your computer"\nor\n"your computer is trying to access the Internet on port 1027"\n\nIt is hard to tell what is going on without the exact message. The computer is giving you a warning about your computer trying to do something like get your mail, go to a website, etc. or about another computer trying to connect to yours. If you can give more information maybe we can help.
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It means that website has problems with its database. The only solution is to try again later.
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It means you are probably trying to log onto a server with a local account, or you are trying to use remote desktop on a computer that's not set up for it.  Either way, you'll have to get with an administrator to solve your problem.
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Some web sites will check the referrer site to be sure that it is accessed from a site that should have rights.  In other words, to prevent certain attacks on the page it checks where the connection is coming from.  I hope that this helps you understand better.
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it looks like Perl or Ruby on Rails, something that uses CGI
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question not clear, more information needed.\n\nIs this regarding a script for testing data submitted using the POST command in HTML, or regarding the Power On Self Test in a PC?\n\nAnimesh
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Is this referring to a hosting company that hosts several webservers on one box? This creates problems when upgrades are needed and such.
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www.cgi-proxy.net\nwww.pimpproxy.com\nwww.killerproxy.com\nwww.proxymouse.com
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Well, the .xxx top level domain application is being processed, but this is for the "current" Internet. \n\nA system that you talk about where data is verifyed is certainly a good idea, however, in reality, is impossible. What you are talking abot would need pages to pass a human's say-so - but imagine how long this would take considering the amount of requests there would have to be!!\n\nThe www2 system is already in place for alternative servers to one address.
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No you can't...you'll just have to force yourself to go to the testing site.
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If you know what HTML is, PHP is like the same thing, but it can communicate with other files and its dynamic and server-side (so it's like JavaScript, but you can see any ugly code by viewing the source of a website and it isn't browser-selective).\nIf you don't know what HTML is, don't go there!!\nIt isn't "aka" Perl of CGI. Same idea, different language. (Calling PHP Perl is like calling a cow a cat just because they both have four legs.)
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it means that the image/graphic is unavailable.\n\nthe images on webpages are put-up using "hyperlinks".\n\n A hyperlink is a "shortcut" to the "path" (i.e the location ..either local or on another server) of the object on the webpage. \nPics are referenced using the <img src=" "> html tag.\n\nIf the "referenced image" is not available.. i.e either\n1) removed from that location (or)\n2) the image's name is mis-spelt (or)\n3) the path specified is wrong\n\nthen an 'X' is shown instead of the picture. \n\n:)
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try http://www.cgi-proxy.net
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It means that the URL for the image is invalid for some reason. Either the website that the image originated from has shut down or changed, or the person sending the image didn't type the URL correctly.