On Mon, Apr 02, 2001 at 04:32:34PM -0500, Robert A. Jacobs wrote:
> Caveats: This is not the most secure solution in the world. If you do not
> personally know your users, as I do, and/or you do not trust them, I suggest
> you stick with the Apache recommended approach of creating a cgi-bin and/
Thanks Keith for your suggestions. In the end, I settled upon a variation of
what you suggested.
My goal: to allow my users to create static and dynamic HTML pages in their
own home directories using both CGI and PERL as they liked. Basically, I
wanted to be able to serve CGI and PERL-CGI out
"Robert A. Jacobs" wrote:
>
> Is it possible to enable CGIs (shell scripts, C/C++ apps, etc.) and
> CGI perl-scripts to both operate out of the same directory? I know you can do
> this if you add ".pl" to the list of extensions approved under the handler
> "cgi-script"...what I want to be able to
Is it possible to enable CGIs (shell scripts, C/C++ apps, etc.) and
CGI perl-scripts to both operate out of the same directory? I know you can do
this if you add ".pl" to the list of extensions approved under the handler
"cgi-script"...what I want to be able to do is have perl-scripts handled by
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