I've made the decision to abandon Mandriva and migrate to Centos. I have mailman up an running (sort of) but now have the opposite problem. This is a vanilla install of Apache so the only config file is mailman.conf at this time. The cgi extension does not exist, in cgi-bin, on this installation of mailman. However, apache is looking for <command>.cgi. I don't understand why this is a problem out of the box. Shouldn't a vanilla install have this configured correctly? In any case what is the correct way to configure this? Thanks.
On 5/4/2012 12:12 PM, Mark Sapiro wrote: > Dennis Putnam wrote: >> Thanks. The cgi scripts do have the cgi extension on them. I put CGIEXT >> = '' in mm_cfg.py which, of course fixed the problem. > > It may have fixed the problem for the moment, but it is the wrong way > to do it. > > If the cgi-bin/* wrappers have .cgi extensions, the proper value for > CGIEXT is '.cgi'. If that is resulting in the web server looking for > *.cgi.cgi files, this is due to something that was added to the web > server configuration, possibly as a prior 'solution' to a problem of > the web server looking for files without the '.cgi' extension. > > Anyway, I would find what's adding the extra '.cgi' in the web server > and remove it and then either remove the CGIEXT setting from mm_cfg.py > or set it to '.cgi'. >
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