No. Eric was speaking of Debian/Ubuntu paths. No such path exists on CentOS.
That suexec_log is really old. This one is the one I’m talking about:
Again, this tells me that your scripts are not owned by the user. 0/0 is root.
No. Eric was speaking of Debian/Ubuntu paths. No such path exists on CentOS.
That suexec_log is really old. This one is the one I’m talking about:
Again, this tells me that your scripts are not owned by the user. 0/0 is root.
Okay thanx was just checking
So any idea what I need to do now or do need to login to see.
Remeber that the same script also wont work on the one other domains
I still want to see the actual files you’re trying to run. As far as suexec is concerned they are owned by root:root, which will never work. In other words, as far as I know, everything is behaving as it should.
So, who owns install.cgi and index.cgi? (The file list you showed us earlier does not contain those files.)
HEY GOOD NEWS>
The scripts was owned by Root, changed it to the domains user and
bang it started to work, after a few more file settings where changed it’s running.
Thanx Eric and Joe for all the help.
http://saweb.biz/cgi-bin/index.cgi
Now comes the slow pain staking job of customising it again.
Feel free to call back in a week to see the final result.
Its great to use a program(Webmin/Virtualmin)
where the guys handling the support are as clued up with whats going on
and as helpfull as you guys.
Regards
Shane
One Happy Camper