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/Library/WebServer/CGI-Executables - Empty
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Just started playing with Apache under OS X (10.3.5). I was poking around for any pre-installed cgi scripts, but found the CGI directory empty.
Is this the normal state of the base install, or did something go awary in the past and I lost stuff??
_mike
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Originally posted by nibeck:
Just started playing with Apache under OS X (10.3.5). I was poking around for any pre-installed cgi scripts, but found the CGI directory empty.
Is this the normal state of the base install, or did something go awary in the past and I lost stuff??
That's normal. Since CGIs are security exploits in waiting, Apple doesn't include any by default.
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Originally posted by Arkham_c:
That's normal. Since CGIs are security exploits in waiting, Apple doesn't include any by default.
...these days. they used to include 2 scripts (printenv & test-cgi, i think?), when OS X was first on the shelves.
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