Question:
Do you have ImageMagick on the server and if so how do I find the path?
Answer:
Yes, the path to convert is :
/usr/bin/convert
The path to mogrify is:
/usr/bin/mogrify
Question:
Do you have ImageMagick on the server and if so how do I find the path?
Answer:
Yes, the path to convert is :
/usr/bin/convert
The path to mogrify is:
/usr/bin/mogrify
We currently do not have mod_auth_cookie installed.
No, slashcode is currently not supported. Slashcode requires mod_perl which we do not support.
Yes! Moveable Type is fully supported. We have many clients who run it.
It should install with no problems.
All the requirement listed should be installed on your server. If you require any of the extra perl modules that are optional with Moveable Type just let us know and we can update your server.
Yes, java via the JDK is supported.
It is installed into:
/usr/local/java/bin/
On some servers it may be installed at :
/usr/java/j2sdk1.4.1_02/bin
or
/usr/local/java/
If you cannot find it at any of these locations, enter a support ticket to have your server updated.
Yes, mod_rewrite is fully supported. mod_rewrite is a great apache module and we are happy to allow its use.
You can enter mod_rewrite rules into a standard .htaccess file. The rules will have effect over all files in that directory and in all directories “below” that directory.
Please note that due to the complex nature of mod_rewrite rules, we are not able to offer debugging assistance with your rules.
Question :
I’d like to run cgi’s from anywhere in my site – not just the cgi-bin directory.
Answer :
Create a .htaccess file and add the lines:
AddHandler cgi-script .pl
AddHandler cgi-script .cgi
to it.
Add other AddHandler statements if you are using different file extensions.
If you are trying to write a basic “hello world” type cgi but keep getting:
500 error response – Internal Server Error
Make sure the first line of output from your script is:
print “Content-type: text/htmlnn”;
All cgi’s (in any language) need to output a header line, followed by two newline characters (n) before any “regular” output is done from the script.
Also, check that you have made the script executable :
From the ssh command line, issue this command :
chmod u+x name_of_script here
or from inside most FTP programs:
1. click properties for the file and select “Change permissions” or “chmod”
The wording will vary from one FTP program to another.
Question:
Can I point a sub domain at a cgi script?
Answer:
A subdomain in DNS can only point to an IP. A full URL (ie. a script) is above the level of DNS. DNS only understands
IP’s and domain names. Not full URLs.
You can use the 403 redirect option to have the webserver forward the subdomain request to the URL.
Another approach is to point the subdomain to a sub-directory in the control panel and then have that sub-directory’s index page immediately redirect to your cgi script. You could also use .htaccess to make the filename for your script be one of the index pages.
Question:
Do you support suexec?
Answer:
Yes, all your cgi scripts (perl, etc.) automatically run as your own user via suexec.
You do not need to do anything further to turn on SUEXEC.