Trouble with LiveCode Server on Ubuntu

Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami brahma at hindu.org
Fri Feb 19 17:39:36 EST 2016


 
We have two Linode Cloud servers. Both have almost the exact same Ubuntu 14.04 configuration.

But on one of them I cannot get LiveCode server to "fire"  

the layout is correct and exact match for the server that is working. Permssions are all set properly to 755 and the owner and group are correct.

/cgi-bin  
drivers
externals
livecode-community-server
echo.lc

the latter CGI is very simple  

#!/home/htoday/cgi-bin/livecode-community-server  
put the keys of $_SERVER into tCGIVars

repeat for each line x in tCGIVars  
put x & ": " & $_SERVER[x] & ("
"& cr) after tGlobals
end repeat

put "Hello, Livecode Server is Up and Running" & "
" & tGlobals  


but we get this in the suexec log:  

[2016-02-19 14:01:51]: uid: (1000/htoday) gid: (1000/htoday) cmd: echo.lc  
[2016-02-19 14:01:51]: (2)No such file or directory: exec failed (echo.lc)

 A small bin/sh cgi is working

http://www.hinduismtoday.com/cgi-bin/test-sh.cgi

%
#!/bin/sh
# make Apache happy with the right html content tags
echo "Content-Type: text/plain"
echo ""

echo "testing bin/sh"

So there is nothing wrong with sudoers and user ID for and httpd.conf is set up correctly or the sh cgi would also fail.

and of course using this in /public_html/.htaccess

AddHandler livecode-script .lc
Action livecode-script /cgi-bin/livecode-community-server

and a simple .lc file in public_html  gets us the same result

<?lc

# some script here

 failing with a slightly different but similar error in the suexec log. Instead of saying the script itself cannot be found. it says that LC Server cannot be found...

[2016-02-19 14:19:36]: uid: (1000/htoday) gid: (1000/htoday) cmd: livecode-community-server
[2016-02-19 14:19:36]: (2)No such file or directory: exec failed (livecode-community-server)

Any clues?  I've been digging into the logs and Apache2 config files etc until my eyes are weeping...I have a ticket into the Virtualmin support team, but this is pretty mysterious, even for them... since the #!bin/sh works... why not LCserver?  

it's as if there is some hidden path info/config that is is hiding livecode-community-server 







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