[cobalt-users] cgiwrap and Qube2 [Was: cgiwrap problem AFTER latest raq4 patches?]

["Grant [Pockmark] Hutchinson" <grant@xxxxxxxxxx>]

In a previous message, Mike Sisson typed vigorously:

>I have a customer notifying me of this problem now (see below), within days
>of installing the patches from cobalt (including the cgiwrap patch).
>
>(when executed from the web it just displays the typical 'internal server
>error' message)
>
>Anybody else have this problem ? and/or know a solution ?
>Or is it just this client's script that needs to be done differently...

I'm having the same problem.

I installed the AllSecurity-14997 patch on my Qube2, and now my UBB CGIs 
and FormMail.pl scripts give me "Internal Server Error" messages and the 
following type of error in the server log:

[Mon Oct  7 18:24:13 2002] [warn] [client 207.34.68.34]
handler "cgi-wrapper" not found for: /home/groups/home/cgi-bin/FormMail.pl
[Mon Oct  7 18:24:13 2002] [error] [client 207.34.68.34]
Premature end of script headers: /usr/cgiwrap/cgiwrap

These scripts worked fine prior to the patch being installed. Note that 
the OpenWebmail scripts and the Cobalt web admin still work fine.

I've checked permissions on the cgiwrap files, and reviewed all of the 
cgi-wrapper settings in the srm.conf file. Nothing is different than it 
was before the patch was installed.

What else can I look for?

Is there anything I can add to the srm.conf file to handle the 
cgi-wrapper action with this new patch?

Does anyone have the previous version of cgiwrap that I can reinstall on 
my Qube2? I did try uninstalling the patch and rebooting the server, but 
that didn't revert cgiwrap.

Help, please!

g.

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