> Snip from ll
> where test contains a "ls -l" command and has permissions set to 777.
> I get the following error:
> 500 SERVER ERROR
> The server encountered an internal error and was unable to
> complete your request.
> I can use Lynx to access HTML files just fine.
> >>Make sure your cgi-bin is readable and executable by all.
I have no problem with HTML files; it is only with CGI scripts.
I have also set permissions on both the scripts and cgi-bin directory to
777.
I did follow Bela's advise and added a "#!/bin/sh" line at the top of my
test script and it now works BUT I can't get any other script to work.
I also edited lynx.cfg and changed the DEFAULT_EDITOR to /usr/bin/vi but
Lynx still hangs up trying to use scoedit.
When I invoke lynx with just my own system name:
lynx http://ris.ris.com
I get a FILE NOT FOUND ERROR with Apache 1.0.5 as the web server. With
scohttp80, it finds the DocumentRoot directory and displays index.html.
(ASide: I do kill all apache processes before invoking scohttp80 and
vice-versa, i.e., I only have one web server listening on port 80 at a
time.)
There must be some simple solution for all this ...
Thank you,
Lucky
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