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Re: [users@httpd] CGI Newbie Question
I am also running OS X...
So I don't fully understand your question. Do you want CGIs to execute
in the users dir instead of the CGI-bin (Which I assume is
CGI-Executables on yours) Anywho, give me an email back.
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[users@httpd] Alternate to Apache MPM perchild?
Posted by David Kassar <da...@leadhound.com>.
Hi,
Can anyone recommend an alternate daemon processor that will serve requests
to be assigned a variety of different userids instead of Apache MPM
perchild?
Thanks,
David.
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Re: [users@httpd] CGI Newbie Question
Posted by Steve Campbell <st...@forerunners.org>.
On 5/7/03 12:35 PM, "Mac Serve" <ma...@ns.sympatico.ca> wrote:
> First of all, Apache on Mac OS X is all ready to execute CGI scripts.
> You don't need any mods installed, because they are already installed
> for you.
> Second of all, as the admin of the server, like myself, gotta know a
> few things about paths and such, and where the right place is to put
> your CGI scripts to execute. Your DocumentRoot is
> /Library/WenServer/Documents, and your cgi-bin is actually called
> "CGI-Executables" in /Library/WebServer/CGI-Executables. Your path to
> perl would be /usr/bin/perl, unless you moved it somewhere else. :-)
> Now I had a lot of trouble getting scripts to work for me, and still
> are, but I found that some scripts have to be uploaded by FTP, even if
> it is on your own system. What version of Apache does 10.2.5 have? I'm
> still in the days of 10.2.4. I heard there was a bit of trouble with
> 10.2.5... some kernel Panics... anyways, if you just get a besic script
> and drag it right into the CGI- Executable folder, and you to
> http://your.url/cgi-bin/yourscript.cgi, it'll work!! Good luck man!!
>
> Mike
>
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Hey Mike
That right there is enough to get me started.
Thanks and I am off and rolling. Common sense and trial and error from this
information on can prove to be beneficall after just a little bit of work.
Thanks for this info and I can get moving from here.
Thanks again Mike
Steve
Forerunners
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Re: [users@httpd] CGI Newbie Question
Posted by Mac Serve <ma...@ns.sympatico.ca>.
First of all, Apache on Mac OS X is all ready to execute CGI scripts.
You don't need any mods installed, because they are already installed
for you.
Second of all, as the admin of the server, like myself, gotta know a
few things about paths and such, and where the right place is to put
your CGI scripts to execute. Your DocumentRoot is
/Library/WenServer/Documents, and your cgi-bin is actually called
"CGI-Executables" in /Library/WebServer/CGI-Executables. Your path to
perl would be /usr/bin/perl, unless you moved it somewhere else. :-)
Now I had a lot of trouble getting scripts to work for me, and still
are, but I found that some scripts have to be uploaded by FTP, even if
it is on your own system. What version of Apache does 10.2.5 have? I'm
still in the days of 10.2.4. I heard there was a bit of trouble with
10.2.5... some kernel Panics... anyways, if you just get a besic script
and drag it right into the CGI- Executable folder, and you to
http://your.url/cgi-bin/yourscript.cgi, it'll work!! Good luck man!!
Mike
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Re: [users@httpd] CGI Newbie Question
Posted by Steve Campbell <st...@forerunners.org>.
On 5/7/03 11:41 AM, "Mac Serve" <ma...@ns.sympatico.ca> wrote:
> I am also running OS X...
>
> So I don't fully understand your question. Do you want CGIs to execute
> in the users dir instead of the CGI-bin (Which I assume is
> CGI-Executables on yours) Anywho, give me an email back.
>
>
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I need to know what I have to do as far as setup mod's etc for the cgi to
run??
I also need to know what I have to do as the admin on the server to get
them to run??
I also need to know that due to it being some form of an executable, would
it better go in one directory vrs. Another?
I basically need some direction as to how to get one working. Dropping it
into a directory and calling it isn't going to get it to run, is it? There
has to be more to it then that.
Thanks
As you can see, I am REALLY NEW.
Thanks
Steve
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