OK...this makes sense to me, but is still not working. I am convinced
its an apache issue (I am running mac os x server 10.3.blah). However I
have not modified apache from any of its standard settings. Anybody
have any experience with setting REVCGI up on mac os x server?
Jonathan Kotthoff
Director of Media & Technology
Clarion Marketing & Advertising
Menlo Park Concepts
314-333-4315 ext 28
cell 314-973-8173
On Jan 9, 2006, at 12:01 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Jonathan Kotthoff wrote:
Cleared cache yes...the i am navigating to
http://www.clarionstl.com/cgi-bin/hello.cgi which is the file that i
created as described in this tutorial. By the way, I just bought your
mini book Dan!
Did clear cache yes.
No there is no tester.cgi in that folder...but then again, the
hello.cgi file I am calling does not call any tester.cgi app. It just
says hello world...
Some servers are set up to be pre-configured for certain extensions.
The "cgi" extension may trigger their configuration instead of yours.
To get around this, name your cgi files with a unique extension. It is
customary for historical reasons to name Rev CGI scripts with ".mt" at
the end, but you can pick something else (such as ".ts" for
"transcript", etc.) I'd avoid any of the commonly-used ones though,
like ".cgi". I think OS X is sending you to a CGI example site because
it thinks you are using an invalid cgi.
--
Jacqueline Landman Gay | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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