Re: [cobalt-developers] RE: non-parsed headers

[Dan Keller <dan@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks, Richard, for the suggestion.

And TIA to all you Cobalt gurus for any
additional suggestions you can make.

Alas, the Cobalt server itself generates the
"friendly HTTP error message";  IE is not
hiding anything.  Thanks anyway for the suggestion.
I made the change in the browser.

Perhaps the message in the error log offers a hint:

        handler "cgi-wrapper" not found for: /home/sites/.../nph-countdown.cgi

(full pathname deleted).  All my other CGI scripts
work ok;  what's going wrong with this one?

I know that cgi-wrapper has been discussed at length
in this list group;  apologies if I'm re-asking something
obvious.

Thanks again,
Dan Keller

At 07:38 PM 1/23/01 +0000, you wrote:
>>Greetings Cobalt Gurus --
>>
>>What's the secret for getting NPH scripts to work
>>on a RaQ2?
>>
>>I had 'em working fine on Apache on a Solaris box,
>>but when I moved 'em to the Cobalt they died.
>>
>>They run fine on the command line but in the
>>browser I get only "Internal Server Error".
>
>If you are using Internet Explorer and want to get a better error
>description than "Internal Server Error", on the Advanced tab in the
>Internet Options, delect the option to "Show friendly HTTP error messages"
>and then the browser should return the actual data the server returned
>instead of the MS "Friendly Error Message"
>
>Hope this helps,
>
>Regards
>
>Richard
>
>>Need I set a parameter in the Apache config, or what?
>>
>>Thanks so much for your help!
>>
>>Dan Keller
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