many cgi problems come down to incorrect ownership, which prevents the
wrapper from running (and shows in the httpd error log)
One could install the script below for ongoing cgi error monitoring
#!/usr/bin/perl
# Error Log Script
# Created by Craig David Horton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
# Copyright (c) 1996 All Rights Reserved.
#######################################################################
# Change the path to reflect the path to your error log!
$error_log = "/etc/httpd/logs/error";
# Print out a content-type for HTTP/1.0 compatibility
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
print "<html><title>TLCHost.Net Server Errors</Title>\n";
print "<body bgcolor = '#FFFFFF'>\n";
print "<font color='red'><H3>Recent Errors</font></H3><HR>\n";
print "<font size = '+0' color = 'black'>\n";
open (ELOG, "tail -50 $error_log | tail -50 |") || die $!;
while (<ELOG>) {
print; print "\n<HR>\n";
}
close (ELOG);
print " ";
exit;
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