[msykes]

Okay, so recently my CGI scripts stopped working. By stopped working I don't mean they start giving me the standard error messages, but now instead of executing the code, when I hit "Submit" on my form my entire CGI script is just shown to me in the web browser.

I'm pretty sure this has only happened since upgrading to 10.2.4.

The first thing I did was go and check httpd.conf, and sure enough this was replaced, so I redid the changes necessary to enable CGI, and restarted apache. Still the same.

Rebooted for good measure, and still no luck. It happens with any of the browsers I try, so that's not it.

/var/log/httpd/error_log does not report any errors on the matter.

Has anyone else run into this problem with 10.2.4, or otherwise?

Thanks for any advice,

[bryce]

Originally posted by msykes:
Has anyone else run into this problem with 10.2.4, or otherwise?

I too have noticed this problem since installing 10.2.4. My .php scripts now just show the actual php code.

I haven't taken the time to fully look into the problem though.

[Axel]

Originally posted by bryce:
I too have noticed this problem since installing 10.2.4. My .php scripts now just show the actual php code.

I haven't taken the time to fully look into the problem though.

That's because the updater replaces your apache conf file with its own (containing special directives for the Apche RendezVous module, but not activating php). However your conf file should be saved under apache.conf.applesaved (or sth like that)
To recover the php functionality, you either have to go back to your own conf file, or activate it in the new active one.

[msykes]

Originally posted by Axel:
That's because the updater replaces your apache conf file with its own (containing special directives for the Apche RendezVous module, but not activating php). However your conf file should be saved under apache.conf.applesaved (or sth like that)
To recover the php functionality, you either have to go back to your own conf file, or activate it in the new active one.

Well I'm not sure that's the problem. Granted I don't use PHP, just perl CGI, but even after making the necessary changed to httpd.conf it still doesn't work.

Any other thoughts?