Dan Jacobson wrote:
Hi,
> We see
> # IF YOU SEE THIS TEXT
> # PLEASE MAKE SURE YOUR WEB SERVER
> # HAS THE CGI SUPPORT ENABLED
> # (if you are using apache2, see /usr/share/doc/dwww/README)
> but /usr/share/doc/dwww/README doesn't say how to fix it.
>
> Mention must put
> Include /etc/apache2/mods-available/cgi.load
> in httpd.conf or something.
There used to be following note in README.Debian (added in dwww 1.9.14
because of bug#265658):
<===================================================>
| Using dwww with the APACHE2 web server |
| ---------------------------------------- |
| |
| For some unknown reason the apache2 web server |
| has the CGI support DISABLED by default |
| |
| Therefore to use dwww you have to enable the |
| CGI module by giving the following command: |
| a2enmod cgi |
| |
+===================================================+
However the note was removed in dwww 1.9.95 because apache2 default
configuration had changed.
Indeed, I've just tested that after removing and reinstalling apache2-*
packages, the CGI support stayed enabled. So I have no idea why you have
it turned off.
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