On Tue, Feb 01, 2000 at 11:23:33PM +0100, Andreas Altenburg wrote:
> the http_access file shows "GET index.php 200 ..." Nothing unusual. The
> http_error show nothing...
It sounds like you need to do a *LOT* more homework before hitting the
list with non-information like this.
If you administer a system then you'll know how important it is to
state all relevant information exactly. Paraphrasing a log file is *NOT*
stating any information exactly. Do you get frustrated when people
using your computer systems come to you with little more than "it doesn't
work!". Well, that's about what you've done here.
You should be attempting to debug this yourself. What efforts have
you made to do this? Have you put any tracing or logging information into
the php script? If you have done so, what did you discover?
Have you tried to run the script outside of the web server? What did it show?
If you're on an OS that has a system call trace facility, what does that show?
Did you try making a wrapper for index.php to check the parameters and return
status of the real index.php? If so, what do those parameters look like?
Did you try making a wrapper around the relevant qmail program to see if it's
getting invoked and with what arguments? If so, did you invoke it manually with
the same parameters to see what happens?
If you haven't done any of this, what efforts do you expect people on this list
to make on your behalf? Apart from training in clairvoyancy that is?
Regards.
