Timothy Murphy wrote:
I'm running apache on my desktop, and viewing web-files on the desktop from my laptop. I'm running a program which writes PNG files in /var/www/cgi-bin/ and then writes an html file (also in cgi-bin) which includes these PNG files. [The application is actually iptraf ; but I think that is irrelevant.] I can see the html file OK, but the PNG insets are replaced by small triangles, which do not expand if I click on them. When I move the PNG files to /var/www/html/ (my ServerRoot) I can see them perfectly well. I don't see a setting in /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf (or elsewhere) which will allow me to see graphics in the cgi-bin directory. Any and all suggestions gratefully received; I'm running FC-4 with httpd-2.0.54-10.1.i386 .
Why are you putting this data under cgi-bin (a place for executable scripts) rather than under html (a place for static data such as html and image files)?
Paul.
