[hobbit] OT question on a strange CGI issue

[Josh Luthman]

I come across this many times with users installing PHP on their Apache
server.  This is most definitely a problem between Apache and Firefox.

If IE7's request is executing it then Firefox's request should be no
different - though you can do advanced options based on different client
types.

Try comparing the two Apache configuration files and see if there are
differences in your Directory statements.

On 10/5/07, Kauffman, Tom <KauffmanT at nibco.com> wrote:
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>   I'm in the process of migrating to a new hobbit server and have run into
> one of those 'interesting' problems.
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> This system also runs cricket (http://cricket.sourceforge.net)  for network switch monitoring, so I started to move it yesterday.
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> The entire cricket menu is generated by a perl cgi script called
> 'grapher.cgi'. I've got ported; running it by hand generates a valid html
> file.
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> Under IE 7.0 I get the cricket menu.
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> Firefox downloads the script. On the old server, firefox runs the script
> just fine.
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> The hobbit cgi scripts are working correctly on the new system (both
> firefox and IE).
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> Suggestions?
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> The web server is Apache2 on SuSE Enterprise Linux 10.
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> TIA
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> Tom Kauffman
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> NIBCO, Inc
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