> Still get "You don't have permission to access /mikel/cgi-bin/test on
> this server."
Mike, you still may be using
http://xxx.uts.edu.au/mikel/cgi-bin/test [WRONG]
instead of ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
http://xxx.uts.edu.au/cgi-bin/test
^^^^^^^^^
Make sure this isn't the case.
I would recommened having the simplest configuration. Apache's .conf
files are complex , brittle, and can interact in unpredictable ways.
Merge access.conf and srm.conf into commented sections of httpd.conf.
"httpd -t" will do a syntax check on the config files. You must restart
the server though to see the change though.
Getting a security audit is a good idea. There are too many configurable
things in Apache that can turn into security holes - e.g. the Apache.org
exploit reported today.
Kind regards,
Sonam
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