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From: Adam Sleight <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, June 26, 2000 5:01 PM
Subject: cgi applications
: In a reply to a tech support question I got back this:
:
: Also you should have .cgi extension to be mapped to perl.
:
: Wh
find the "AddHandler cgi-script .cgi" section of the httpd.conf file and
either change the .cgi to .pl or add a new line with this extension or
change the .pl of the script to .cgi Hope this does it for ya.
>Have you setup the scriptalias section in your httpd.conf file?
>If so maybe you should
well, I can tell you this. You do not need the .cgi extension mapped to
perl.
If your cgi-bin is configured properly, any script with executable
permissions using a valid shell or interpreter will work.
You didn't tell us what your error messages are (have you checked the
logs?)
Does a basic he
Have you setup the scriptalias section in your httpd.conf file?
If so maybe you should double check whats in your scriptalais section of your
gthttpd.conf file.
On Tue, 27 Jun 2000, Adam Sleight wrote:
> In a reply to a tech support question I got back this:
>
> Also you should have .cgi exten
In a reply to a tech support question I got back this:
Also you should have .cgi extension to be mapped to perl.
What the heck does that mean? I know about allow cgi scripts to be executed
within config files for apache. Is this symlink'ing it or something?
I'm trying to execute a perl cgi scri
