by jim brow » Thu, 09 Jan 2003 07:29:17
I ran iodbcadm-gtk and added a driver but when I look at /etc/odbcinst.ini
and /etc/odbc.ini they are not changed.
I expected the new drive to be there.
Any advice?
Jim
1. Where to place .odbc.ini for apache
I have a perl CGI script that works from the command line with .odbc.ini in
my $HOME directory. It doesn't run through apache even though I have the same
odbc.ini in ~apache (as well as the webserver's root). The webserver is
running as user 'apache' and so are my CGI scripts. When I get a CGI to
output $ENV{'HOME'} I see nothing -- even though I can login as user 'apache'
and I see $HOME is /export/home/apache. (It shows the correct $ENV{'HOME'}
for
me when I run the CGI from the command line).
Where is the .odbc.ini to be placed?
Thanks,
Chris
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