[users@httpd] problem with cgi permissions
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problem with cgi permissions
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hi all,
iam an apche 2.0.55 user
i want to get my homepages for different directories like
http://localhost/page1
-- (hello.html)
http://localhost/page2
--(welcome.html)
http://localhost/page3
--(index.html)
i tried using VH and Redirect
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName vls:80
Redirect /page1
http://vls:80/page1/hello.html
Redirect /page2
http://vls:80/page2/welcome.html
Redirect /page3
http://vls:80/page1/index.htm
</VirtualHost>
is this right and efficien t way.
i want to give cgi permissions for each directory
i modified it by using DocumentRoot and DirectoryIndex , Execcgi. but this is not working..
can any one help me pleae
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