Re: [SL] Installation prob. - Internal Server Error

[klavs k. <kl...@vs...>]

On Wed, 2002-04-03 at 19:24, Julien Lajeunesse wrote:
> Hi Klavs,
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> Postgresql was installed from the RPMs, I did the modifications you
> mentionned (though it doesn't seem to make much difference, I was
> already able to connect via tcp/ip (telnet localhost 5432)).
are you running Redhat? which version of distro?

> Unfortunately I still have the same Internal Server Error when trying to
> login or click on "Create Dataset".
>=20
> By the way, the versions currently installed are:
> perl 5.6.0 (from rpms)
> apache 1.3.17 (compiled with lots of extras ;)
> postgresql 7.0.3 (from rpms)
I'm running RedHat 7.2, Perl 5.6.1 (they upgraded to it - look in
updates), apache 1.3.22 (you should upgrade) and postgresql 7.2 - all
from redhat rpms.
=20
> Thanks again for the help, I'm still investigating the probleme on my
> own in the meantime!
your welcome.

The response you get in your apache logs, just means that the perl script d=
oesn't respond with correct html.
Try running the perl-script from the command prompt and see if you get
any error messages.. (this is the problem with cgi-perl - error messages
are thrown away). Otherwise you could install mod_perl module - just for
a while, mod-perl cathes the errormsgs and logs them to apache's
errorlog - because the perl is embedded in the apache process..(be aware
that mod_perl might cause problems with sql-ledger - atleast on the
second run of a perl-script :-)=20

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Regards,
Klavs Klavsen

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