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List:       sqwebmail
Subject:    Re: [sqwebmail] Re: Re: sqwebmail 4.0.7
From:       James A Baker <sqwebmail () mboro ! org>
Date:       2004-11-01 3:28:14
Message-ID: 10E2C6CC-2BB6-11D9-B1EA-000393193AB6 () mboro ! org
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On Oct 31, 2004, at 17:19, Crowdness wrote:

> In my docroot, I have a lnk to the sqwebmail directory.  That link is 
> as
> follows:
> sqwebmail -> /usr/local/share/sqwebmail/html/en-us
>
> [...]
>
> I think I must have the soft lnk wrong.


You should not need a soft link to the ".../sqwebmail/html/en-us" 
folder if everything else is configured properly. The sqwebmaild 
process should *know* where that folder is and read the files for 
itself. -- In fact, assuming AOLserver follows symlinks, then having 
them linked into your docroot exposes the raw HTML templates which 
would look like crap to any users who found them. I would delete that 
link.


> my cg-bin dir is set in my config to :
> Map=GET /cgi-bin /home/httpd/html/sqwebmail/cgi-bin
> Map=POST /cgi-bin/home/httpd/html/sqwebmail/cgi-bin
>
> [...]
>
> Any thoughts would be helpful.
>

Well, presuming there is actually a space between "Map=POST /cgi-bin" 
and "/home/httpd....." (though it doesn't appear to be in your text 
above) as there is in the line above it for the Map=GET config... then 
I would expect that to be correct. -- However, I do not know ANYTHING 
about configuring the AOLserver system, so that's just a guess.

And such a configuration would (I believe) be dependent on you linking 
to sqwebmail as "/cgi-bin/sqwebmail" instead of merely "/sqwebmail" ... 
which I hope you are already aware of.

Nonetheless, even if that is all correct, something else is obviously 
wrong still... Because I get the executable downloaded instead of its 
output showing up in my browser -- meaning that the server is NOT 
running the cgi as would be desired.

I would suggest that you need to speak to someone with experience in 
setting up the AOLserver and find out if you are missing a directive, 
or improperly formatting the ones you already have, or anything else 
like that.

-jab

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