> I downloaded the darwin engine, I double-clicked it and it uncompressed (via > Stuffit). This created a folder with two files - gunzip and mc.gz. > > If you double-click the mc.qz file, it unzips and you have a file named mc. > Putting that file into the CGI directory is NOT enough to make it work. OS > X doesn't know that it's an application. I surmise that the directions that This is what I answered before:
> tell OS X about mc being an app are contained in the gunzip file. A while back I had Darwin run on my mac (not OSX) with XFree86 and Metacard worked as expected (given the limitations of Darwin) but never tried the cgi part. Check out the manual for "chmod" if it exists and set mc to executable (755). > > Finally, the question - How do you DO this? What are the step by step > instructions for installing the darwin mc engine? I've got the darwin.tar > file from the MC web site, and I know where the CGI folder is > (Library/WebServer/CGI-Executables). The more empirical way: put home, tools and help stacks in the same folder with the engine and do ./mc and see if metacard starts in gui. Also try .cgi instead of .mt for the cgi file. Test with a cgi known to work just in case the server may not have the proper settings. Andu Archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/metacard@lists.runrev.com/ Info: http://www.xworlds.com/metacard/mailinglist.htm Please send bug reports to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, not this list.