I always get the generic 500 server error. I don't have access to the
error logs, but a copy that was sent to me had no script errors in it at
all, only the generic premature end of headers statement.
Is it possible that there's a missing library on the server? I ran into this
a long time ago,
Ken Ray wrote:
I always get the generic 500 server error. I don't have access to the
error logs, but a copy that was sent to me had no script errors in it at
all, only the generic premature end of headers statement.
Is it possible that there's a missing library on the server? I ran into this
a
Which engine should I install to run CGIs on CentOS? I googled and found
it's a Red Hat variant. Is there an engine for that?
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The linux engine should just work. I've used that on Ubuntu and had no
problems.
Bernard
On Mon, Jul 28, 2008 at 10:34 PM, J. Landman Gay
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Which engine should I install to run CGIs on CentOS? I googled and found
it's a Red Hat variant. Is there an engine
I've been using the 2.9 linux engine without any problems on CentOS.
best,
Mark
On 28 Jul 2008, at 22:34, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Which engine should I install to run CGIs on CentOS? I googled and
found it's a Red Hat variant. Is there an engine for that?
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Mark Smith wrote:
I've been using the 2.9 linux engine without any problems on CentOS.
Okay, thanks to both of you. The Linux engine is on there now but not
working. I'll have to investigate some more, the script doesn't even
start up.
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Jacque,
I have 2.9.0-dp-5 in CentOS running well. Always invoke it with the
-ui and pick the correct engine, I keep forgetting if it is the one
from the Standalone or the one to be used by the IDE...
I just checked, I am running 2.9.0 build 610 here.
You may need not only to set it to 755 but
Andre Garzia wrote:
Jacque,
I have 2.9.0-dp-5 in CentOS running well. Always invoke it with the
-ui and pick the correct engine, I keep forgetting if it is the one
from the Standalone or the one to be used by the IDE...
I just checked, I am running 2.9.0 build 610 here.
You may need not only
Jacque,
do you have shell access? it's easier to debug that way. I suspect a
ownership error. Can you run a cgi that is not revolution based
something like:
#!/bin/bash
echo Content-type: text/plain;
echo ;
echo Hello World!;
This way, you'll see if it is a perms/ownership problem or a
Wanting to try a bit of CGI stuff, and having a spare G3 in the corner,
can anyone tell me which engine I should use with OS X?
Thanks,
Mark
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You'll want the Darwin engine. Sorry don't have a URL handy but if
you can't find on on RunRev.com, it's worth looking on ftp.metacard.com
sometimes...
Wanting to try a bit of CGI stuff, and having a spare G3 in the
corner, can anyone tell me which engine I should use with OS X?
Thanks,
Mark
Brian, thanks, I'll go looking...
Cheers,
Mark
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