What do you mean, called by the apache server? Are you simply using
the address http://www.domain.com/cgi-bin/script.cgi or are you
running the script in another way? How are you trying to detect the
response, using a Rev script or a php script? Do you have any scripts
you can post? I had no problems at all opening sockets from a rev cgi
engine and am even sending e-mails from it.
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Mark
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Op 22-jul-2006, om 14:17 heeft David Bovill het volgende geschreven:
I`ve been having some problems with tests using Rev based CGI's and
the "openSockets" commands... use-case = CGI sends an IM to a Rev
client somewhere on the internet.
I set up a test with a simple socket listner on a local machine and
used localhost or the ip address for the listner and sender - got this
working with datagrams and normal sockets - however with the script
called by the Apache Web server (on OSX) I get no response and nothing
after the call get executed?
Any ideas? Don't think this is a version issue as I'm usin the latest
Darwin engine... and sockets have been around a while - seems to me
that the calls to the socket are being prevented by Apache? Any ideas?
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