dhempy
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| Posted: 06/15/2004, 11:21 PM |
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I am evaluating CodeCharge Studio, and am quite impressed so far.
I've run into a problem I can't figure out. I'm generating a perl application. When I publish it, it goes under /cgi-bin/ (Running Apache on Linux). I was quite surprised that CCS didn't set the executable permissions on the .cgi files, but I fixed that. Did I miss a setting for this? Surely everyone else is having the same problem.
The thing I can't figure out is the style sheets. They are pubilshed under /cgi-bin/Themes/... They cannot be served from this location. Apache attempts to execute them, which of course is not what we want. The result is all the pages are unstyled black-on-white text.
How can I tell CCS to publish the .css files under /html/, not under /cgi-bin/? This seems so obvious, I must be missing something. This will be a deal-killer if there is not a solution.
Thanks in advance,
-dave
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jeff scott
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| Posted: 06/25/2004, 12:42 AM |
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this really comes down to an apache configuration issue....but i agree, i normally want my cgis and html files in separte directories with sepeate access permissions....
i don't have this paticular problem because i have the Add Handler .cgi directive enabled on the virtual host to allow cgi exec outside the script alias.
you should be able to repoint the $TemplateFileName to ../html or whatever, however, i'm having issues getting this to work correctly.
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Alibae Newkirk
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| Posted: 02/08/2005, 11:50 AM |
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I love Code Charge Studio. I have used it entirely to create my site and many others. This is the enviroment that Code Charge Studio works best for me. I have Abyss Web Server running with a cgi. alias directory inside of my htdocs folder so that I can both execute it without any permission problems and edit the HTML with dreamweaver using site-wide templates. I recomend using a web-server that fits your needs. Like I tell lil old ladies at my computer store, why would I sell you a top-shelf machine, just for you to email your grand-daughter. Apache is the end-all be-all of servers but if you really dont need all the bells and whistles, use Abyss, or something else. My light-weight Abyss enviroment works very well for developing CCS apps. Also check your root folder permissions, usually docs will adopt the permissions of the parent folder. PS alibae.com check me out!
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roeya
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| Posted: 02/09/2005, 12:48 AM |
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As jeff scott said - just re-configure apache - I use the following way for apache 1.3XX:
Alias /sitename/cgi/ /home/www/sitename/cgi/
<Directory "/home/www/sitename/cgi">
Options +ExecCGI
AllowOverride None
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
AddHandler cgi-script .pl
</Directory>
It ensures that everything is accessible (images, styles, scripts etc...)
Anyway the tech support of Yes Software are well aware about this issue, and I am following the advice they gave me.
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