RE: Web forums
irv mullins wrote:
> cklester wrote:
> > Michelle Rogers wrote:
> > > I've gone back to IIS instead of Apache..and I've gotten it to the point
> > > that it's apparently TRYING to run a CGI...but now it will eventually do a
> > > CGI error page, sayinging it timed out while trying to do the CGI
> > > application.
> > That usually signals that your program stopped because of a bug or
> > something.
> > Check the folder in which the test.exw file is and see if there's an
> > "ex.err" file. If there is, fix the problem it describes and try again.
> I do not know about iis, but using Apache on Linux, it is possible that
> the Euphoria interpreter may not have enough privileges to write that
> ex.err file where it wants to. So you might have to set up a separate
> folder for those error messages, writable by all. Then redirect the
> error messages to that folder using crash_file()
On both Windows and FreeBSD, I've always found
the ex.err file in the cgi-bin (or folder) where
my apps were located. I do recall having to give
the user that runs Apache permission to write...
I think. My memory is fuzzy on that now. :/
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