apache questions to follow

[Brian Kelsay]

It's Apache 1.3.x.  I figured out that I needed to move the 
cgiirc.config.full file from 
/usr/share/docs/cgiirc/examples/cgiirc.config.full to /etc/cgiirc
I just got it working as I wrote this.  I had the path set in 2 places 
(httpd.conf and cgiirc.config)
In httpd.conf I removed the script aliases,
added that multi line directory statement that allowed cgiirc files to 
run, edit /etc/cgiirc.config to have the script path read
"script_nph = /cgi-bin/cgiirc/nph-irc.cgi
script_form = /cgi-bin/cgiirc/client-perl.cgi
script_login = /cgi-bin/cgiirc/irc.cgi"

I had too much on those last 3 lines.  Absolute path was messing it up. 
  I removed /usr/lib/ and it worked.
On to the next project.  I may end up doing a streaming server after 
I've read so much about it.


Jonathan Hutchins wrote:

> On Friday 01 October 2004 05:12 pm, Brian Kelsay wrote:
> 
> 
>>When I attempt to login however, I get "Access Denied: No connections
>>Allowed".  
> 
> 
> Since that's not a browser or Apache error, I would suggest that your script 
> is running just fine, but your config.cgi or conf.include.cgi or whatever 
> hasn't yet been told how many logins it can accept.
> 
> As to your question about what port Apache is listening on, it does listen on 
> localhost (127.0.0.1:80), and I would expect that if it's Apache1 it also 
> listens on either the IP it gets from the system or to "*".  I would expect 
> Apache2 to be more likely to listen only to localhost unless you tell it 
> otherwise.
>