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| Script handlers differentiate content based on the file's suffix (and the coressponding MIME type). Setting up an external application as a script handler (in the Script Handler tab at either the server or virtual host level) will cause the server to send certain types of files to that external application. | Script handlers differentiate content based on the file's suffix (and the coressponding MIME type). Setting up an external application as a script handler (in the Script Handler tab at either the server or virtual host level) will cause the server to send certain types of files to that external application. | ||
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| Context handlers can only be configured at the virtual host level (Configuration > Virtual Hosts > your virtual host > Context). When configured as a context handler, an external application will be used for content based on its location, not its file type. The web server will send content to the external application as long as the request's URL matches the URI specified in the context settings. | Context handlers can only be configured at the virtual host level (Configuration > Virtual Hosts > your virtual host > Context). When configured as a context handler, an external application will be used for content based on its location, not its file type. The web server will send content to the external application as long as the request's URL matches the URI specified in the context settings. | ||