I was thinking the same thing about how one web server must be using the full path and the other cds and executes from the soruce directory.
I'm changing my cgi scripts to use the SCRIPT_NAME server variable. That seems to be more consitent and reliable.
Thanks.
Jerry
Feherke,
I'm not using mod_perl on any of the servers, if that's what you're referring to.
There are a lot more modules loaded on my 2.0.59 servers, though.
Here are the modules loaded in httpd.conf on my 2.0.59 servers:
LoadModule access_module modules/mod_access.so
LoadModule auth_module...
I have several AIX 5.3 web servers. Some are running Apache 2.0.59 and others are running IBM HTTP Server 6.0.2, which equates to Apache 2.0.47. My perl 5.8.8 cgi scripts return just the script name with no path information from the perl $0 variable on the IBM HTTP 6.02/Apache 2.0.47 servers...
I have several AIX 5.3 web servers. Some are running Apache 2.0.59 and others are running IBM HTTP Server 6.0.2, which equates to Apache 2.0.47. My perl 5.8.8 cgi scripts return just the script name with no path information from the perl $0 variable on the IBM HTTP 6.02/Apache 2.0.47 servers...
I didn't see any errors in the error log when this first happened. I just took another look and see a few messages like this:
[Fri Feb 08 09:42:14 2008] [error] [client 10.226.4.89] daemon couldn't find CGI process for connection 21
I think this message is from when I killed the process that...
I'm getting very strange behavior with a perl CGI. I'm running Apache 2.047 on an AIX 5.3 server. Perl version is 5.8.
When I launch the cgi, it runs partway and stops. The browser says it's done. When you view source, it shows that the html simply stopped in the middle. Meanwhile, there is a...
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