> > I switched a customer's account from a RAQ 550 server to a server with
>the
> > Nuonce BQ/Centos package. There is a very simple CGI perl script that
>is
> > getting an internal server error. (and yes, permissions and ownership
>are
> > all correct and the cgi environment script I use runs just fine)
> >
> > In the apache error log, the error message is:
> >
> > malformed header from script. Bad
>header=/home/.sites/148/site16/.users:
> > cgiwrap,
> >
> > The users directory is the users directory for the site, though it
>isn't
> > referenced in the script itself.
> >
> > Can anyone help?
>
>The "bad header" could be an error message being printed before the
>Content-type line. After a move that changes their siteXXX number, most
>likely candidate is a hard wired $foo_dir in the config section for a CGI
>script, which has been hard wired to a numbered site path from the old
>server.
>
>So go searching in the CGI dir for "home/.sites", and anything you find,
>change to the slightly more migration tolerant /home/sites/www.foo.com/
>path.
>
>
Hugh,
Thanks, I did check this. But the script has no reference to paths at all,
other than the path to perl and sendmail, both of which are correct.
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