Re: CGI scripts generating 503 error
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- Subject: Re: CGI scripts generating 503 error
- From: Mark J Bradakis <mark@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 28 Apr 2019 03:16:16 -0600
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Finally figured it out.
The problem was the difference in the Apache CGI modules. If you use
prefork MPM ( Multi Processing Modul ) you need to use mod_cgi. If you
use worker MPM you need to use mod_cgid. The reverse combinations do
not work. One will actually give you an error and not start the daemon,
the other combination, which I had, will start the server and give no
indication whatsoever about any problem, other than the 503 Service
Unavailable code when trying to execute CGI programs.
mjb.
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