Re: [TCLUG:15526] problems with cgi-bin

[Chris McKinley <lamfada@lugh.net>]

mod_perl is not required to run perl scripts.  It does speed up the execution
of perl scripts by loading the interpreter once per thread, rather than every 
time the script is called.

This could be a configuration error, or a script error.  Apache logs just about 
everyting, and the error.log in $APACHEROOT/logs should tell you what the 
problem is.

-Chris McKinley

On Tue, 4 Apr 2000, Erick Stohr wrote:

> 
> what are you trying to run? perl? you need mod_perl for perl scripts. Only
> time I have ever gotten an internal server error is when my programs have an
> error in them. Apache was pretty self explanitor when setting up cgi, most
> of it was already set if I remember correctly.
> 
> Steven Hutera wrote:
> 
> > I'm trying to setup apache to use the users cgi-bin for execution.  my
> > users directorys are /usr/home/name/www/cgi-bin/ and when trying to
> > execute a .cgi  script i'm getting a INTERNAL SERVER ERROR. I have added
> > a ScriptAlias command in my apache.conf that looks like this ScriptAlias
> > /cgi-bin/ /usr/home/name/www/cgi-bin.  I know there is something else
> > I'm missing.
> >
> > could someone please give me some insite on what I'm missing.  I would
> > like to let my users run there own cgi scripts from there own
> > directory.  any insite would be wonderfull.
> >
> > Steven H.
> >
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