CGI permissions make me mad!

[Matt Pounsett]

On Wed, 17 Sep 2003 Rick_Blair at fws.gov wrote:

> I then changed apache to allow logins and did the same steps up above as 
> 'su - apache'.
> The cgi generated the error!
> I do not understand this however since I have made all ownership 
> nagios:apache and even added apache to nagios group.

Hrm... maybe check the permissions on each and every directory leading up to
your config and cgi files?  I ran into this in one install test.. a directory
I'd picked for local plugins had a parent which was not world readable, and
set group 'staff'.


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