My problem was that I did not have CGI configured/enabled in my
httpd.conf file. Not sure if I did it correctly, but I do have
it working. Now I will have to set httpd for inet rather than
standalone, and get my tcp_wrappers set up. Like I said previously,
I do not normally allow port 80 to be open, but since I am now, I
have to lock it down to localhost and "maybe" my localnet.
Dan Liston
James Ervin wrote:
>
> Take a look at what the httpd error log is telling you. try tail
> /var/log/httpd/error_log after you make a request. I bet it will point you
> in the right direction. With CGI, it usually gives you the error and line
> in the code.
>
> At 07:59 PM 12/13/00 -0600, you wrote:
> >Curiousity finally got the best of me. I have linux RedHat 6.2
> >kernel 2.2.16 and Apache 1.3.14 which successfully shows me the
> >test page when I got to localhost.
> >
> >I have also successfully configured and installed majorcool
> >1.3.2 (according to the output message).
> >
> >It appears that apache is waiting for headers to be printed by
> >the majordomo cgi, which never happens. Is this an incompatible
> >configuration?
> >
> >I read the FAQ, the install and configuration notes, and even
> >went browsing apache.org for details. Does anyone have this
> >combination working?
> >
> >I don't normally do anything with web servers or cgi. I had
> >majordomo, apache, and majorcool working together on freebsd
> >and older redhat distributions. But never paid much attention
> >and usually disabled and deleted web services anyway. Since
> >majorcool does not appear to be supported by NCR or Bill.Houle
> >any more, can someone make an apache related suggestion?
> >
> >Should I go to an older (1.1) version of apache?
> >
> >Dan Liston
> >
> >I can talk SMTP, but I don't understand HTTP :(
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