Re: [cobalt-users] RaQ3 crashing

[Liz <daldog@xxxxxxxx>]

Pardon the elementry question here;  Why even have a
cgi-bin, cgi, bin or cgibin directory on a RaQ3??

According to Cobalt a designated cgi directly isn't required
since any cgi script is suppose to be executable from any
directory.  I'm not having problems doing this on my RaQ3,
other than that dang cgi-wrapper being a pesky booger to
work around.

This is probably a little off topic, but it sure would be
easier to debug scripts if I didn't have to telnet in to do
a tail on the server's main error log.  Having a local error
log for each virtual site and then run a tail script on
would be so much more convenient, especially since I'm not
that fond of giving user's telnet access.  Would be even
nicer yet if the local error logs were reset on a daily
basis, too, as to conserve space.

Any ideas how I can get individual error logs for each
virtual site that won't play havoc with the GUI?  Can't seem
to find the right spot to add this to a .conf file. Not
exactly sure __which__ .conf the error log directive is
suppose to be in.



------Original Message------
From: Karl-Heinz <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: cobalt-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: January 25, 2000 1:05:00 PM GMT
Subject: Re: [cobalt-users] RaQ3 crashing


On Mon, 24 Jan 2000 18:31:06 -0500, you wrote:

Hallo,

>Hello all
>
>According to my ISP
>if there is cgi-bin in users directories under one domain
>the RAQ crashes.....
>it's ok to use cgi or bin or cgibin but not cgi-bin.

i have not problems with cgi-bin at all. where ever the
cgi-bin is. i
have cgi-bin in the users area and also in the sideadmin
area.

Karl-Heinz

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