On Mon, Feb 20, 2006 at 07:37:24 -0500, Jeff Ratliff <jefrat@xxxxxxxx> wrote: > Apache, by default, will not run an html file as a cgi script. Try changing the > script from *.html to *.cgi and see if that works. If it does, and you really > need to use cgi scripts with a .hmtl extension, you'll have to edit the > > AddHandler cgi-script .cgi > > line in httpd.conf, and add .html to the end. You may be better off just > getting into the habit of using a .cgi extension on your scripts. If you have a mixture of html and cgi, you can use rewriterule directives to match pattern.html to cgi script(s), so that the end users only see files ending in .html. Also as otherwise noted, you have to both modify the apache conf to allow scripts to run in the html directory and change the security context of the script files if you are running selinux.
