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You leave a lot open to be guessed.. Can you be more specific eg who needs to handle the script access, which url is used, what url is you application running, do you execute the script from a servlet, does the servlet try to read from the /tmp directory, which user does tomcat run on (default it is root) and which user is apach run on, does the application give feedback to the script, does it use the /tmp directory, etc. Maby the questions are enough to get you figure out what could be wrong.. Mvgr, Martin > -----Original Message----- > From: Daniel Olson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Friday, May 25, 2001 1:58 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Tomcat interferes with CGI operation > > > We are experiencing what seems to be a rather odd, but potentially common > problem. I have a Perl CGI script for another project that writes a bunch > of data into a temp file, then calls another program that reads that file > and creates another temp file with a different extension. The script then > reads that output file, and generates an HTML file to be returned to the > browser. All this runs on a Sun UltraSparc 1 running SunOS 5.7 and > Apache 1.3.12. > > Last week I added Tomcat 3.2.1 into the mix, for serving Java servlets. > I even added my own context and got that working. This week, someone > running my first application reported that it was not working. Upon > investigation, the program called by my script is failing, reporting that > it can't create its output file. This originally was in the /tmp > directory, > but it failed also trying to access a subdirectory under where the project > scripts reside, and even in a subdirectory of DocumentRoot. Once > I disabled > Tomcat and restarted Apache, everything worked just great! > Suspicious of my > attempt at the context, I commented that out and restarted > everything, with > just the basic contexts in place. My process still failed. > > I've searched the archives, looked through the FAQ, and haven't > come across > anything. This doesn't sound that out of the ordinary. I'd > include a listing > of a problematic file, but I'm at a loss to find anything > suspicious to know > which ones to list. Any help anyone can offer would be greatly > appreciated. > > > Dan Olson > Oregon Health & Sciences University >
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You leave a lot open to be guessed.. Can you be more specific eg who needs to handle the script access, which url is used, what url is you application running, do you execute the script from a servlet, does the servlet try to read from the /tmp directory, which user does tomcat run on (default it is root) and which user is apach run on, does the application give feedback to the script, does it use the /tmp directory, etc. Maby the questions are enough to get you figure out what could be wrong.. Mvgr, Martin > -----Original Message----- > From: Daniel Olson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Friday, May 25, 2001 1:58 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Tomcat interferes with CGI operation > > > We are experiencing what seems to be a rather odd, but potentially common > problem. I have a Perl CGI script for another project that writes a bunch > of data into a temp file, then calls another program that reads that file > and creates another temp file with a different extension. The script then > reads that output file, and generates an HTML file to be returned to the > browser. All this runs on a Sun UltraSparc 1 running SunOS 5.7 and > Apache 1.3.12. > > Last week I added Tomcat 3.2.1 into the mix, for serving Java servlets. > I even added my own context and got that working. This week, someone > running my first application reported that it was not working. Upon > investigation, the program called by my script is failing, reporting that > it can't create its output file. This originally was in the /tmp > directory, > but it failed also trying to access a subdirectory under where the project > scripts reside, and even in a subdirectory of DocumentRoot. Once > I disabled > Tomcat and restarted Apache, everything worked just great! > Suspicious of my > attempt at the context, I commented that out and restarted > everything, with > just the basic contexts in place. My process still failed. > > I've searched the archives, looked through the FAQ, and haven't > come across > anything. This doesn't sound that out of the ordinary. I'd > include a listing > of a problematic file, but I'm at a loss to find anything > suspicious to know > which ones to list. Any help anyone can offer would be greatly > appreciated. > > > Dan Olson > Oregon Health & Sciences University >
