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.