[Bug 292347] Re: lighttpd: can not run CGI files ('404' error messages for CGI files accessed locally)
Bug #179484 was closed in Dec 2011
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/phpmyadmin/+bug/179484
** Changed in: lighttpd (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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[Bug 292347] Re: lighttpd: can not run CGI files ('404' error messages for CGI files accessed locally)
CGI programs stopped working after upgrade of working 8.10 server to
9.04. Subsequent upgrade to 9.10 did not fix. Complete fresh 9.10
server install on server previously upgraded will still not run CGI
programs.
Can reproduce problem on a second vanilla 64-bit test install of Kubuntu
9.10 (in VMWare Workstation). Lighttpd installed using aptitude,
mod_cgi added to stock lighttpd.conf. Sudo lighty-enable-mod cgi runs
successfully. Simple known-good test.cgi application copied to /usr/lib
/cgi-bin/. Permissions of test.cgi set wide open for testing. Try to
access http://localhost/cgi-bin/test.cgi on local machine is successful
using Firefox. Access attempt using remote machine by address (e.g.
http://192.168.20.170/cgi-bin/test.cgi) gives 404 - Not Found.
Related problem: Trying to set server.bind to anything other than
localhost in lighttpd.conf fails with error Address family for hostname
not supported. This problem is not present on a similarly-configured
8.04 server; there I can change server.bind to the IP4 address with no
errors on service restart.
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[Bug 292347] Re: lighttpd: can not run CGI files ('404' error messages for CGI files accessed locally)
Under Related Problem above I meant to say that trying to set the
server.bind option at all fails with the error I listed. The
configuration that works has the server.bind option commented out (the
commented-out example is localhost), which is the default configuration.
In that configuration the CGI scripts will run on the local machine, but
not from a remote machine. The default index page, however, will
display correctly on both the local and a remote machine.
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[Bug 292347] Re: lighttpd: can not run CGI files ('404' error messages for CGI files accessed locally)
Has this bug been resolved?
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[Bug 292347] Re: lighttpd: can not run CGI files ('404' error messages for CGI files accessed locally)
i got the same problem..this should be a bug..
thanks for the info Deapesh..
deleting / modifying some lines worked for me.. here is my 10-cgi.conf file
server.modules += ( mod_cgi )
$HTTP[remoteip] == 127.0.0.1 {
alias.url = ( /cgi-bin/ = /usr/lib/cgi-bin/ )
$HTTP[url] =~ ^/cgi-bin/ {
cgi.assign = ( = )
}
}
$HTTP[url] =~ ^/cgi-bin/ {
cgi.assign = ( = )
}
cgi.assign = (
.pl = /usr/bin/perl,
.php = /usr/bin/php-cgi,
.py = /usr/bin/python,
)
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[Bug 292347] Re: lighttpd: can not run CGI files ('404' error messages for CGI files accessed locally)
I can confirm this
** Changed in: lighttpd (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = Medium
Status: New = Confirmed
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[Bug 292347] Re: lighttpd: can not run CGI files ('404' error messages for CGI files accessed locally)
Seems like Ubuntu bug Bug #179484 is also due to this issue.
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[Bug 292347] Re: lighttpd: can not run CGI files ('404' error messages for CGI files accessed locally)
Hmm.. this bug report could be merged with Bug #179484 and the title of
that bug report changed to appropriately describe the error.
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