Eireann Lewy wrote: > As for recreating that whole making-a-dir-with-bad-perms thing I don't > think I can do it because whenever I mkdir it has correct perms, > regardless of how I am logged in (i.e. my normal user vs. root vs. > anything else). Perhaps that was just a fluke. In any case, my people > have been alerted as to how to chmod and chown now and know when and > when not to play with those ever-so-powerful commands. ;)
Try su-ing to one of the users having these problems, and making directories in their home somewhere. > As for the CGI, it still does not work. I entered the line earnest told > me to enter. I did so using "echo" (which is what the rest of the file > uses) as well as using print. I tried with and without a semi-colon on > the end. I restarted httpd after each change. No help. So now I am > pasting the file. This is for a script which runs finger on the machine > and prints the e-mail addie to the web user. Are you sure that finger works? What happens if you comment it out? Try the bare-bones script below, and see if that works. What about if you change 'text/html' to 'text/plain'? -- #!/usr/bin/csh -f echo "Content-type: text/html\n\n" echo "" echo "<HTML>" echo "<body bgcolor=white text=black link=red>" echo "Yeah, it works<br>" echo "</body>" echo "</html>" -- Are you sure apache is configured to allow the running of cgi scripts? Matthew
