You might want to try adding AddHandler directive in the pertinent
container directive in one of your .conf files (I think Red Hat just
uses httpd.conf. Something like this:
<Directory DIRECTORYNAME>
Options +ExecCGI SymLinksIfOwnerMatch
AddHandler cgi-bin .cgi .pl .py
AllowOverride None
</Directory>
I presume that your scripts are not in a ScriptAliased directory because
all your scripts should be working unless the script itself is broken.
Also, any directory with an AddHandler directive needs to have the
ExecCGI option.
-Robert
Douglas Alan Hartman wrote:
>
> I run a Linux Web server (Red Hat Server install) and I am having a problem
> with CGI. I know it's somewhat on and running because I have some scripts in
> there with non-CGI extensions that work. But everything I try with the
> extension .cgi nothing works. I have chacked and double chacked permissions
> and there all set correctly I know. Even the simplest text counter doesn't
> work. It seems to me that mabey there needs to be something turned on or
> something. I am still looking and reading but if someone knows please give
> me a shout.
>
> Thanks
>
> Alan Hartman
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