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I am using Apache on a sun server.  I have the ability to use cgi
scripts, which works fine until I installed a .htaccess file to allow
server parsed pages.

The server will now parse all .shtml pages, but will not allow me to
run cgi scripts.  I get the usual You do not have access to that file
error.

Is there a line I can place in the htaccess file so that, in addition
to allowing server parsed html it will allow cgi scripts to run?

Thanks,

S. William Schulz

Quote:>Greetings!

>I am using Apache on a sun server.  I have the ability to use cgi
>scripts, which works fine until I installed a .htaccess file to allow
>server parsed pages.

Allow Includes

You should also add whatever other allow types you need

Allow Includes ExecCGI

I think should do the trick.

Quote:>Allow Includes ExecCGI

  Options Includes ExecCGI

(or just

  Options All

if you can stand to have directory-indexing turned on).

rst

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Since I am a user on the system, I do not have any control over the
systemwide settings.  Does the above statement assum sysop status, or
is there some additional file I can create in the directory?

While on the subject, now that includes and cgi scripts work, the
server will not load the index.html page.  Is there yet another
command for that?

Thanks again,

S. William Schulz

Quote:>While on the subject, now that includes and cgi scripts work, the
>server will not load the index.html page.  Is there yet another
>command for that?

rob
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