Nicole <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thank you. Yes, I did chmod my scripts. chmod 754 and tried 755 too. Don't
> see why it should be x on the world, though. I would think if the script is
> being called by its owner, then x on the owner and group should be enough,
> no?
The script has to be executable by the web server user, i.e. "nobody" or
"wwwrun" or the like. See "ps auxw|grep httpd" to find out how this
special user is named on your system. If your program is not owned by
the web server user, you can either use "chown" (as root) to change the
owner of the script, or "chmod" to make it "world"-executable.
Regards...
Michael
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