a Windows box...yes, it's probably using the system user by
default.
Thanks again.
R
-Original Message-
From: Warren Young [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2008 11:20 PM
To: Apache-ASP List
Subject: Re: Apache::ASP Installation Issue
Randy wrote:
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> In t
Randy wrote:
In the browser, I get the asp script.
That means Apache::ASP isn't even being called for the page, which is an
Apache configuration problem, not a problem with Apache::ASP. (Problems
with Apache::ASP or the ASP pages themselves show up as complaints in
error_log.)
In all of
essage-
From: Warren Young [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2008 8:44 PM
To: Apache-ASP List
Subject: Re: Apache::ASP Installation Issue
Redirecting this back to the list. Please don't respond to me
personally. I'm here to support Apache::ASP, not to supp
Redirecting this back to the list. Please don't respond to me
personally. I'm here to support Apache::ASP, not to support you in
particular. :)
Randy wrote:
It now has Apache::ASP installed on it, but still won't run ASP scripts.
What do you get in the browser?
What do you get in Apache's
Randy wrote:
Any suggestions? (other than put it on a xxnix box)
The common wisdom says that Windows is easier to use. In a lot of
cases, this is true.
This is not one of those cases. Apache::ASP is a native of *ix systems,
and so it's far easier to install it there. You usually don't ha
