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Re: setup and install issues -
Reply #3 - 06/03/05 at 18:47:43  
ran the dump.pl script I noticed in another post.

Thought this piece looked funny, although the dump.pl script ran fine itself. Anything obvious here?

PATH => /usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin

Here's my current Config Section 1.

   $config{'cgi_dir'}            = 'cgi-bin';    
   $config{'auction_dir'}      = 'eAuction161';
   $config{'get_path'}      = 1;  

   $config{'basepath'}
NOTE: I've tried each of the following for basepath:
get_path = 0
get_path = 1 with:
'/home/torahave/public_html/cgi-bin';
'/home/torahave/public_html/cgi-bin/eAuction161';
'/home/torahave/public_html/cgi-bin/eAuction161/eAuction161';
'/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin';

  $config{'get_mail'}            = 1;  
  $config{'mailprog'}            = '/usr/sbin/sendmail';    

   $config{'web_server'}      = 1;
I am running live, but tried '0' fo web_server too.
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Re: setup and install issues -
Reply #4 - 06/03/05 at 21:34:21  
Have become more familiar with some of the posts and tried this, think I'm getting close, so thought to place it here...

   $config{'cgi_dir'}            = '/home/torahave/public_html/cgi-bin';
   
   $config{'auction_dir'}      = 'eAuction161';
   
  $config{'get_path'}      = 0;  
  $config{'basepath'}      = '/home/torahave/scgi-bin';

  $config{'get_mail'}      = 1;
  $config{'mailprog'}      = '/usr/sbin/sendmail';
 
  $config{'web_server'}      = 1;

I received the following from my web host as a written response for support help:

A browser can only access folders within public_html.

I imagine scripts are acting as relays, working internally, and a script run from a publically located folder (i.e., Multimedia file viewing and clickable links are available for registered members only!!  You need to Login or Register!!
) can access directories hidden to the public.

f so, would there be any settings to check such as for chmod permissions on the non-public scgi-bin (now set to 755)?

thank you.
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