Re: cgi-bin permissions

[Tony <tonyski@xxxxxxxx>]

That's what I use.  But for some reason it takes time (days 
sometimes) for it to catch.  I've added a script to both my main and 
new local cgi-bin telling me where I'm at.
So if client enters ....[url]/cgi-bin/where.pl it will tell them if 
their local cgi-bin is activated yet or if they're still accessing 
the main cgi-bin.
I've tried server restart in the admin, but that usually freezes 
webten.  Even after quitting webten and restarting it still takes 
time for for access to the local cgi-bin to come about.  It's not due 
to the browser's cache because I've used different machines with the 
same results.


> To enable a separate cgi-bin for a client, I placed a copy of the 
> cgi-bin folder in his document root and added:
>
> ScriptAlias /cgi-bin/ /usr/local/etc/httpd/WebSites/[document root 
> folder]/cgi-bin/
>
> to httpd.conf.
>
> Unfortunately, the client reports:
>
> I tried to put the files in there and got "permission denied". I 
> tried to chmod it and it wouldn't let me do that either. Can you 
> check it out?
>
> What am I doing wrong? Do I need to do something in the virtual 
> domain setup with Folder Contents --> Access Controls?
>
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