It might not be the script, but might be the environment. I've been
burned by something similar in the past when I had my CGI script in my
home dir (default +r) and didnt have the permissions correct on the
dir. Not only does the script have to be +r +x, but the dir it is in
has to be as well for t
I cannot get a simple CGI-script to work with this combination :
Redhat 9 Linux
Both Python 2.41. and ActiveState Python 2.4.1
either as an Apache 2 cgi-script or using CGIHTTPServer.
The same script works fine on Redhat 7.3.
The script fails at 230 in CGIHTTPServer :
osexecve(scriptfile,
