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Apache, virtual host and Perl script

Asked by rex007 in Apache Web Server

Tags: end, script, premature

Okay, my goal was originally to install a webmail interface on my server.
RH 9
apache 2.0.40-21
perl 5.8.0
qpopper (latest)
postfix (latest)

I already have an intranet running on the server and I wanted to set up the webmail on a seperate IP so that I could NAT it to the outside without the intranet being visible.

I set up my virtual host with he proper address and document root. That works just fine.
I then created a seperate cgi-bin directory and added a "ScriptAlias" in httpd.conf to point there. Until there, everything seems to be working okay.

Here is the problem. The webmail is written in Perl. Whenever I try to open the page thru a browser, I get a 500 error. (internal server error). And the following entry gets added to the httpd.log

"Premature end of script headers: neomail.pl"

I've tried another .cgi script in the directory with the same access rights and that work just fine. I've also installed the same webmail on the default web server on the same machine and that works fine also.

What do I need to add to my httpd.conf so that the perl script works that same on the virtual host as it does on the default one?

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