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Hi,<br />
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Could someone please explain to me how I would go about giving access to cgi for different domains on a multi-hosting BSDI unix machine running Apache.<br />
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Actually, the problem is: &nbsp;alhough I can point them to the /usr/var/www/cgi-bin directory, and the scripts will run fine, if I try to set up each individual domain with their own cgi-bin directory or cgi script files within their own directory, the script will not run.<br />
I am specificaly trying to get the autocart software to run (<a href="http://www.autocart.com" rel="ugc">www.autocart.com</a>), unfortunately, their technicians could not help me out.<br />
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Please give me a hand.<br />
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Hi,

Could someone please explain to me how I would go about giving access to cgi for different domains on a multi-hosting BSDI unix machine running Apache.

Actually, the problem is:  alhough I can point them to the /usr/var/www/cgi-bin directory, and the scripts will run fine, if I try to set up each individual domain with their own cgi-bin directory or cgi script files within their own directory, the script will not run.
I am specificaly trying to get the autocart software to run (www.autocart.com), unfortunately, their technicians could not help me out.

Please give me a hand.





CGI in BSDI Unix and Apache

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