davearonson
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What's the status on Ruby support? I searched and saw some stuff from 2008 and earlier, much of it saying Ruby support would be added, but nothing really conclusive.
One said to check http://$DOMAIN:2082/frontend/x3/mime/mime.html (where $DOMAIN is any of my domains, or presumably the x10 machine I'm on, just to get to the right place in cpanel). That resulted in a brief flash of error message saying something like "This feature is not enabled on your account. You will be redirected to the home page."
I am trying to get, for now, a very simple CGI script running, which just says hello:
#!/usr/bin/ruby
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
print "<html><body>Hello, Ruby!</body></html>\n"
I get a "500 Internal Server Error". I've tried without the shebang line. I've tried without /usr in there. I have global read and execute permissions set on the file (on x10, not just locally). It is in cgi-bin. Similar scripts in the same place, in Perl and Python, work fine.
Clues please?
Thanks,
Dave
One said to check http://$DOMAIN:2082/frontend/x3/mime/mime.html (where $DOMAIN is any of my domains, or presumably the x10 machine I'm on, just to get to the right place in cpanel). That resulted in a brief flash of error message saying something like "This feature is not enabled on your account. You will be redirected to the home page."
I am trying to get, for now, a very simple CGI script running, which just says hello:
#!/usr/bin/ruby
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
print "<html><body>Hello, Ruby!</body></html>\n"
I get a "500 Internal Server Error". I've tried without the shebang line. I've tried without /usr in there. I have global read and execute permissions set on the file (on x10, not just locally). It is in cgi-bin. Similar scripts in the same place, in Perl and Python, work fine.
Clues please?
Thanks,
Dave