Re: Euphoria CGI Success
FD(censored) wrote:
>
> Hi there,
>
> I've been trying to get Euphoria working on a webserver for simply ages
> now. I thought I'd tried everything and just about given up due to lack
> of expterise.. I kept getting the dreaded 500 Internal Server error
> message. I'm pleased to report its all going well now, fine and dandy.
>
> For anyone who has been in the same position as me, I found out the
> problem was having "write" file permissions for the file (I naively
> thought changing the file permissions to 755 would make it more likely
> to execute) -- this was in fact exactly the source of the problem.
>
> Many servers are set up to consider 755 *too * much access for a remote
> user.
It took me awhile to get eu cgi working, too, mainly because of that same
problem.
> And I've traced that to 3 different webservers now. They don't like
> executing 3rd party programs which allow the write bit set in
> permissions in case that program has a bug which can be exploited.. etc etc.
>
> I am so god damn happy I'm ready to throw PHP out the window!!!!
>
> Cheers
I never learned PHP. I started looking at the documentation once, and I decided
it was not for me! After using Euphoria, PHP looked like a mess to me. 
C.K. Lester has some nice euphoria-powered websites
(http://www.cklester.com/euphoria/ and http://www.myprayerlist.org/). He seems to
know what he is doing. I also have a euphoria-powered website
(http://fluidae.com/).
I know it can be difficult to make a website with euphoria because you have to
do alot from scratch. Oh well.
~Ryan W. Johnson
Fluid Application Environment
http://www.fluidae.com/
[cool quote here, if i ever think of one...]
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