Thomas von Fintel wrote:
> Am 15.07.2015 um 19:40 schrieb Richard Gaskin:
>> ...
>> When I tested this morning on my Dreamhost server before posting
>> here, I was able to omit the .htaccess in cgi-in by renaming the
>> LC Server exe to include .cgi, and update the main .htaccess to
>> match.
>
>
Am 15.07.2015 um 19:40 schrieb Richard Gaskin:
> ...
> When I tested this morning on my Dreamhost server before posting here, I was
> able to omit the .htaccess in cgi-in by renaming the LC Server exe to include
> .cgi, and update the main .htaccess to match.
That is different in my case. Doing
Thomas von Fintel wrote:
> If I put a ".cgi" after the server's name both in the .htaccess file
> and in the file name itself, the setup still works. But if I remove
> the .htaccess file in the cgi-bin folder I get an error no matter if
> there is a ".cgi" or not. I think it is actually this seco
It seems I have a working setup.
Following Stephen's suggestion I reordered the files a bit. I'll try to make
the description as detailed as possible. Maybe someone else could use this.
(The numbers in brackets show permissions):
|- .htaccess (644)
|- lc (755)
|- test.lc (644)
|- cgi-bin (7
Thomas von Fintel wrote:
> stephen barncard wrote:
...
>> this one inside the cgi-bin directory
>>
>> ---
>> Options ExecCGI
>> SetHandler cgi-script
>> --
>
> Thanks a lot!
>
> What I missed was the part of havin
Thanks a lot!
What I missed was the part of having different htaccess files in root and cgi
directory.
Thomas
Am 14.07.2015 um 21:47 schrieb stephen barncard:
> sorry, I should have responded earlier.
>
> you should not have to put any scripts into the cgi folder, and they would
> not be usa
sorry, I should have responded earlier.
you should not have to put any scripts into the cgi folder, and they would
not be usable from web pages.
in my configuration, I've used TWO .htaccess files
this one at domain root (top of web space)
Fiddling with things I finally found a solution.
In case someone is interested, the new setup is (The numbers in brackets show
permissions):
|- cgi-bin (775)
|- .htaccess (644)
|- test.lc (644)
|- livecode-community-server.cgi (775)
|- drivers (755)
|- ... (664)
|- externa
I have a working playground site on nosupportlinuxhosting.com that I want to
transfer to a Dreamhost account.
The setup is:
|- lc
|- test.lc
|- .htaccess
|- cgi-bin
|- livecode-community-server
|- drivers
|- ...
|- externals
|- ...
The .htaccess contains:
Options +ExecCGI Follo
Folks,
I know people struggled with this in the past:
http://andregarzia.com/page/dreamhostps
Showing how I setup Livecode Server on a Dreamhost VPS. The usual method did
not work there so I had to go extra miles to make it work.
Cheers
andre
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