On Aug 17, 2006, at 11:43 AM, Hubbard, Greg L wrote:
Shire folk:
I just upgraded to v4.2 on a Solaris server. I am using the built- in Apache (with Solaris 8).
When I try to access any of the Hobbit man pages that refer to a CGI (and are named <something>.cgi.<n>.html) I get an "Access Forbidden" error. I looked in the Apache error log and saw this:
Options ExecCGI is off in this directory: /opt2/hobbit/server/www/ help/manpages/man1/hobbitsvc.cgi.1.html
So Apache is getting confused by the file name? I've tried a few things to try to convince Apache that this is a text file and not a CGI, but to no avail. Anyone else ever run into this and have a solution? One obvious thing to try would be to add ExecCGI to these directories, but that doesn't feel right to me...
Change AddHandler cgi-script .cgi to AddHandler cgi-script .cgi$