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Have you checked the HTTP Configuration? Both of these errors could be
caused by a incorrect or missing map, exec, or pass statement. I would check
these first and then make sure you have the appropriate authorities for
QTMHHTTP, QTMHHTP1, and a communications directory entry for QTMHHTP1. If
its not any of those, then it is almost certainly a directory authority
problem of some kind for one of these users.

Good Luck!

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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Mark Villa [mailto:markvilla@knology.net]
>Sent: Friday, August 24, 2001 1:42 PM
>To: midrange-l@midrange.com
>Subject: CGI setup on Level 40 System
>
>
>I have had good results setting up CGI on a Level 30 system.
>Have compared and checked everything I can think of and can
>not duplicate
>that on a level 40 system with the exact same test scripts.
>Both are V4R4
>I am getting a not found or not authorized 500 error. I have
>checked the IFS
>directory and file permissions, but am obviously missing
>something. I don't
>think it's DB2WWW or anything in the basic directions at the
>IBM site. I've
>gone through the QHTTP profiles. and "think' it's okay.
>The 3 things I am not positive about are:
>1) PTF's for a specific problem unknown to me. It should at
>least "work" out
>of the box?
>2) If the fact that it is a Domino DSD box has altered something else.
>3) what is wrong?
>
>If anyone knows how to find out more than "500" that would help. I am
>spoiled by messages like "file xxxx needs xxx for this
>operation, aborting.
>See SC-111-11 for details"
>The web world is a little harder to debug for me.
>Any tips appreciated greatly, the weekend is here!
>
>Mark Villa in Charleston SC
>
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