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    POST method not working

    Hi to all, Yes: obviously you have to put a parser in the head of your script (you can easily find an example on the internet). But I don't think that's the problem, because even whitout a parser the ENV hash should have the post content in itself. Maybe you should verify your HTML, looking for...
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    Virtual Host or Not?

    Hi to All, But in any case you shouldn't have any problem letting Apache direct your users in subdirectories of your domain. It should work fine! Bye! :)
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    CGI-bin support with Apache

    Hi Vic, If I remember well, you should also include (in httpd.conf) your programming language's lib module. I.e. if you use perl you ave to include the mod_perl.c and add its module. bye! :)
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    pop up help wizard

    Hi anida, If you want to use php, it means you are developing a server-client application, so you have to use Java applets or some kind of Javascript to create a pop up window on the client PC. And in this area I don't have a big experience, so I couldn't say what's the best way to achieve this...
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    cgi in any directory

    Couldn't it be that User Nobody & Group Nobody have to be changed to the owner of the folder and the .cgi file that has to be executed? Remember also that file's chmod must be higher than 644: try 777 and then go down until you receive that awfully error 403.<br>Me, I've tried quite all things I...
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    cgi in any directory

    Hi,<br><br>I have the exact same problem!!<br>I'm studying on it...

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