Stuart Low wrote:
PHP as a CGI also requires users (read, typically, morons) to add a shebang line to their scripts.
No, it doesn't. Set up a handler of the PHP files, so it'll get called based on file extension just like the users expect.
Snipped from one of our vhosts: ScriptAlias /php-bin/ "/var/www/cgi-bin/php-sbox/" AddHandler exec-php .php Action exec-php "/php-bin/"The "php-sbox" is a CGI wrapper compiled to call the php binary to run the PHP file.
(The "/var/www/cgi-bin" is *not* a cgi-bin directory for any host (in case someone thought it was due to it's path beeing the same as in the default documentroot of many APache installs.))
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