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Hi, |
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The cgi-bin in /var/www/localhost will server the scripts; in the |
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httpd.conf /cgi-bin/ is aliased to that particular directory, so everything |
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u put in there will be available at http://localhost/cgi-bin/ |
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There are two scripts in there by default printenv and test-cgi. |
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Point u'r |
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browser to http://localhost/cgi-bin/printenv and u should see something. |
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If not, then there is something wrong with u'r setup. |
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Catalin |
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Nick Smith wrote: |
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>how do you install a cgi script in apache when the cgi-bin folder is |
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>outside of the document root like is the default for gentoo? ive tried |
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>a symlink and that doesnt seem to work, this is my first cgi script so |
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>im not exactly sure how to install it. this is for the courier |
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>webadmin program, it has to be in cgi-bin running on the webserver. |
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>thanks |
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>Nick |
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>-- |
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>Linux, because I'd rather own a free OS than steal one that's not |
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>worth paying for. |
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