Hi Gustaf,
Thank you for the example and the info in thread:
https://openacs.org/forums/message-view?message_id=4268249#msg_4268538
Your test case works so I'll debug the legacy scripts.
Still, static files are returned without a content-type value, and
without content.
The ns_param allowstaticresources does not change this, whether omitted,
or set to true or false. For example, if allowstaticresources is true,
and content/file is:
test6.txt
==================================================================
Hello World
==================================================================
or any *.gif or *.png file.
Static content is returned as expected when not in cgi-bin.
The legacy perl cgi scripts I'm testing produce the same results ie no
content and no content type, which is why I decided to test static files.
For static content, the log shows errors like:
Debug(cgi): nscgi: interp '(null)' exec '/usr/local/cgi-bin/test6.txt'
Error: exec /usr/local/cgi-bin/test4.txt: execve() failed: Unknown error
1275110264
Debug(cgi): nscgi: execute cgi script in directory '/usr/local/cgi-bin'
returned pid -3
Error: waitpid(-3) failed: No child processes
Error: nscgi: wait for /usr/local/cgi-bin/test4.txt failed: No child
processes
..when debug logging is invoked nscgi in section of config.tcl using:
ns_logctl severity Debug(pl) on
ns_logctl severity Debug(cgi) on
cheers,
Ben
On 3/1/19 2:29 AM, Gustaf Neumann wrote:
On 28.02.19 21:59, Ben Brink via naviserver-devel wrote:
Is there a way to set a default mime-type for nscgi similar to how
other naviserver modules use the default mime-types associated by file
suffix, or in any other way, or have I goofed the config?
With 4.99.18 and these settings, no mime-type is provided. Browsers
aren't recognizing such content and nscgi isn't sending the content in
these cases as far as I can tell.
cgi-scripts have to provide the content type.
Here is a very short example, where one can verify via browser developer
tools, that the server sends the provided content type correctly (when
browsing to "..../hello-word.cgi".
Do you see different results?
-gn
hello-world.cgi
The case you provide
==================================================================
puts "HTTP/1.0 200 OK
Date: Monday, 06-Nov-95 17:50:15 GMT
Content-Type: text/html
<html>
<body>
Hello World
</body>
"
==================================================================
config snippet
==================================================================
# CGI
#
ns_section "ns/server/${server}/module/nscgi" {
ns_param map "GET /*.cgi"
ns_param Interps cgi
}
ns_section "ns/interps/cgi" {
ns_param .cgi "/usr/local/ns/bin/tclsh"
}
==================================================================
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