Re: [cgiwrap-users] configuring --with-cgi-dir= with Virtual Hosts

[Annette R. <ann...@je...>]

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A Roach

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>From: <ch...@lu...>
>To: <cgi...@li...>
>Subject: [cgiwrap-users] configuring --with-cgi-dir= with Virtual Hosts
>Date: Wed, Dec 12, 2001, 8:48 AM
>

> hello all-
> i'm in the process of testing cgiwrap for use with hosting client
> requiring access to a local cgi-bin. each hosting client has access to a
> cgi-bin maintained by the system administrator. i would like to give them
> direct access to their own cgi-local directory in which scripts would be
> executed against cgiwrap.
>
> i've compiled using:
>
>  ./configure --with-httpd-user=nobody \
>              --with-install-dir=/usr/local/bin \
>              --with-cgi-dir=/j-m/host/<domain>/pub/public_html/cgi-local
>
> the --with-cgi-dir= value is a full path to the hosting client's actual
> cgi-local directory. it currently resides in their document root. since
> the examples of --with-cgi-dir= seem to be from the perspective of
> relative to the user's home dir, i was not certain how to approach this.
> the hosting client's directory is not specific to a user account. and
> generally individuals maintaining the hosted website through ftp are not
> given system accounts.
>
> how should this directive be set up in such a scenario? moreover, i would
> prefer to move the cgi-local directory up one physical directory, placing
> it within:
>
>   /j-m/host/<domain>/pub/
>
> rather than in the actual document root, and then making it available for
> web use through an Alias command.
>
> i appreciate your input, and look forward to responses :)
>
> regards, charles
>
>
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