Hi,
This is probably going to be an Apache'ism. First can you just use any
old web browser to view the Rivendell cgi pages:
http://localhost/rd-bin/addcart.html
Next I'm afraid I have to get into "CentOS" guessing games as I'm only
familiar with Debian based setups. Ubuntu changed a bunch of stuff
recently which did things like always give you 403 forbidden errors and
didn't enable cgi so it would never work.
First off if you have 403s you need to edit the rd-bin.conf file (I
think this change came in with Apache 2.4+):
On line 23 you will see:
<Directory "/usr/local/libexec">
Options ExecCGI FollowSymLinks
AllowOverride None
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
Delete these two lines:
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
...and replace with the new way of doing things:
Require all granted
With that done copy re-enable the rd-bin site via apache:
sudo a2ensite rd-bin
sudo service apache2 reload
We also need to enable the CGI module otherwise your audio won't import
(which might be the problem you're describing):
sudo a2enmod cgi
sudo service apache2 restart
Hope this helps, in theory the steps should be the same under CentOS.
Regards,
Wayne
On 2017-02-22 21:30, Tom Van Gorkom wrote:
Yes, it spits back PIDs for apache running.
Installed Lynx and ran as you suggested. Results:
The requested URL /rdxport.cgi was not found on this server.
Apache/2.2.15 (CentOS) Server at reaiplay1s [or localhost] Port 80
On my good machine I get the same message back.
In the httpd error log, the only thing that I see that is different
than a good machine is:
SELinux policy enabled; httpd running as context
system_u:system_r:httpd_t:s0
suEXEC mechanism enabled (wrapper: /usr/sbin/suexec)
in access log: All looked the same as a good machine except where I
ran lynx: "GET /rdxport.cgi HTTP/1.0"
So if it is not found, what do I change?
rdxport.cgi appears correctly located in /var/www/rd-bin with root
permission. I dont know where to find execcgi. Searches on both good
and the machine in question results in 0 found.
Tom Van Gorkom
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On Wed, Feb 22, 2017 at 2:32 PM, Kit Raymond Haskins <[email protected]
[4]> wrote:
Tom,
Ive noticed the grey out time remaining to be a side-effect with
httpd not having permissions set up, or apache is running as a
different user.
Check and see if the apache service is indeed working. Something
like
ps -eaf |grep httpd <- should spit back some PIDs for a running
daemon.
Looking in the /etc/httpd/logs directory with error_log and
access_log have shown me some error messages while the CGI file is
called. Mine where ExecCGI messages in which ExecCGI wasnt set-up
with the options for the folder that rdXport.cgi lives in ... Is
rdXport.cgi doing anything when you go to the link with a browser
directly ???
lynx http://localhost/rdxport.cgi [1] <- should burp back
"invalid web method" if youre using a web browser. Or does this
return an error message like "not found" or some permission error
message, of which I cant provide an exact quote to the phrase it
returns.
(Lynx is a CLI based web browser, in case you are not familar with
the command, Im a CLI kinda of guy and do enjoy my VI, Im even
using Pine to compose this message)
--Kit Haskins
Kit, you were right - the time is greyed out at the bottom of the
library.
So where should I look now?
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