Hi Ed,
> Make sure you have an /cgi-bin/ alias to the directory containing your
> executable. For example:
Keystone is a PHP application, though. Using modphp, ExecCGI shouldn't
be necessary, right?
That notwithstanding, it works fine without modssl. So is there
anything about CGI permissions modssl wants that Apache without modssl
doesn't need?
Thanks,
Jason.
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