On Mon, May 12, 2008 at 5:39 AM, Henric Blomgren
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> Strace available for download from: http://digitalroutes.co.uk/httpdList.txt
maybe lost some relevant info due to no -f on strace invocation...
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What happens when you set
"Options +ExecCGI" for the scripts directory in your apache config?
(It might be that somewhere in your config you have "Options
-ExecCGI", and that your vitualhosts inherit this option. With this
set no CGI gets executed...)
Krist
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Hi,
The slashbang is correct - perl is loaded from the local (boot)
filesystem on each of the servers. Only the scripts and public_html
folders are loaded from the NFS share.
For simplicity I changed apache's processes to max 3, made it easier
to find which PID's to run strace on. Perl is located
On Fri, May 9, 2008 at 9:34 AM, Henric Blomgren
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> The problem:
> I can't run perl scripts for the life of me. I get the following error
> in the error log and that's it:
> [Fri May 09 14:05:39 2008] [error] [client 83.104.229.109]
> (13)Permission denied: exec of '/www/a
Hi,
I've got a problem with Apache 2 + NFS + LDAP + CGI's. My setup is as follows:
Machine 1: NFS & LDAP server (web storage is mounted from this volume)
Machine 2: Apache 2.2.8
Machine 3: Apache 2.2.8
Machine 4: Apache 2.2.8
There is also a few other machines in the cluster, but they're
irrelev
