Tom Collins writes:
On Jun 13, 2005, at 3:43 AM, Rick van Vliet wrote:
Teodor Lupan said the following on 6/13/2005 7:56 AM:
Hello all!
I have the following situation... I need to install qmailadmin with
name qmailadmin.cgi instead of simple qmailadmin - wich is default. This
is because I want to run it from webmin webserver, wich only runs cgi
programs with .cgi extensions. A simple rename won`t do because
qmailadmin has set internally the name ( in a variable called "##C"), so
maybe it is an compile time option, or maybe I need to change something
in Makefile, but I need your help.
Thanks in advance!
This is a guess, but take a look into "./configure --help".
There is a switch to "append SUFFIX to installed program names"
which you use during ./configure....
I've never used this, and one of the experts on the list may correct
me....but it looks as though this /might/ solve your question.
Try --enable-cgipath=/cgi-bin/qmailadmin.cgi
After installing, you'll have to manually rename it (I think) because it
is still installed as qmailadmin.cgi. But, the ##C in templates will be
expanded to /cgi-bin/qmailadmin.cgi.
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It does not work :(( if I use --enable-cgipath=/cgi-bin/qmailadmin.cgi all
it does is to create a directory named "qmailadmin.cgi" in the cgi-bin dir.,
but when I fill in the login infos and click "login", the browser still goes
to http://mysite/cgi-bin/qmailadmin , not qmailadmin.cgi.
I thought that it could work with --porgram-suffix=.cgi, but it simpy
renames the executable to qmailadmin.cgi, (lol) but the variable inside
(##C) is stil searching for qmailadmin without cgi extension.
So folks, I still need a solution!
Thanks!
