I'm trying make a really simple text-file cgi (on OS X)., which I've
done in the past without difficulty.
I create a new document in textEdit. I copy the script from
"echo.mt" (the script that comes with the Rev installation, I think)
into my new textEdit document.
I save it as "hello.mt". in the CGI-Executables folder. I chmod it's
permissions to 755.
I type "http://localhost/cgi-bin/hello.mt"; into the Safari URL field.
I get "Internal Server Error".
I type "http://localhost/cgi-bin/echo.mt"; into Safari URL field. I
get the expected listing of globals.
When I get "the detailed files" from the CGI-Executables folder, I
can see that the permissions for "hello.mt" are indeed 755.
So, I simply duplicate the "echo.mt" file, and rename it to "hello.mt".
I type "http://localhost/cgi-bin/hello.mt"; into the Safari URL field.
I get the expected listing of globals.
I am now completely baffled. What have I missed out?
Can anyone shed some light?
Thanks,
Mark
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