Forum OpenACS Development: Re: Using Perl CGI

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7: Re: Using Perl CGI (response to 1)
Posted by Dave Bauer on 09/21/05 10:00 PM
Check the error log on startup

You must make sure that your cgi directories are group readable. You can easily check this by looking in your error log when the server starts. You should see something like:
[-main-] Notice: modload: loading '/home/nsadmin/bin/nscgi.so'
[-main-] Notice: nscgi: GET /cgi-bin -> /home/mydir/cgi
[-main-] Notice: nscgi: POST /cgi-bin -> /home/mydir/cgi
[-main-] Notice: nscgi: GET /cgi-bin/cvsweb -> /home/mydir/cgi/cvsweb
[-main-] Notice: nscgi: POST /cgi-bin/cvsweb -> /home/mydir/cgi/cvsweb
[-main-] Notice: nscgi: GET /cgi-bin/cvsweb/icons -> /home/mydir/cgi/cvsweb/icons
[-main-] Notice: nscgi: POST /cgi-bin/cvsweb/icons -> /home/mydir/cgi/cvsweb/icons
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8: Re: Re: Using Perl CGI (response to 7)
Posted by Kika B on 10/05/05 08:33 PM
Hi Dave,

Sorry but I come back to this problem every Wednesday...

My directories are seemingly group readable (actually they are readable to all). Which log file (name and directory) are you referring to?

Thanks again, Kika