-Josh
On Oct 9, 2003, at 3:46 PM, Joe Dupre wrote:
I am trying to enable CGI scripts to be run from outside the default
(aliased) cgi-bin directory. (That is, I want to run a script from a file
located within a FrontPage web.)
I added "AddHandler cgi-script .cgi" to httpd.conf. This is supposed to
treat any file ending in .cgi as a cgi script.
I have also set the permissions of the script file to 755:
#chmod 755 test-cgi.cgi
But when I try to run the script from a browser Apache returns "Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /test-cgi.cgi on this server."
If I remove the .cgi extension from the script file, the web browser
displays the text of the script, so I know that I do have access to it, I
just don't have access to it when it is a .cgi file. This is the standard
"test-cgi" script that is installed in .../apache/cgi-bin/ and it executes
fine when running from that directory. I just can't get it to run when I
move it to a FrontPage web.
What am I missing here? Are the FrontPage extensions preventing the running
of cgi scripts? Is there some other configuration setting that I have to
do?
Thanks!
- jmd
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