[WEB400] Re: Classic HTTP Server problem...

[Mel Rothman <mel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Joel,

The problem is that the map directive is processed first.  It changes anything 
it sees to /QSYS.LIB/FREDBP.LIB/anythingitsees.PGM.  When that is processed by 
the following EXEC directive, it is not a match.  I would remove the Map 
statement.  The exec statement handles the mapping just fine.

Mel Rothman
Mel Rothman, Inc.


Joel Cochran wrote:
> I am setting up a quick test in the DEFAULT HTTP configuration on one of
> my boxes running V5R1.   (For reasons notwithstanding I have to use the
> "Classic" server for now).
>
> I have a very simple configuration:
>
> Enable                     GET
> Enable                     HEAD
> Enable                     POST
>
> Map  /permits/*  /QSYS.LIB/FREDBP.LIB/*.PGM
> Exec  /permits/*  /QSYS.LIB/FREDBP.LIB/*.PGM
> Pass  /xmlFiles/*  /masi/*
>
> I can access files from the IFS in /masi, but I can't get a CGI program
> to run.  I keep getting a 403 Forbidden error.  Unfortunately, it's been
> so long since I've set up a classic server that I can't figure out the
> problem.
>
>
> The server configuration has these comments:
> 00530     # Mapping to AS/400 QSYS.LIB library objects requires
> 00540     # the QTMHHTTP user profile to have read access to the
> 00550     # object or the object to have PUBLIC(*USE) authority.
>
> The authority of both the library and the object have PUBLIC(*CHANGE),
> which is the same on my live web box that delivers the CGI with no
> problem.  Is there any other security aspect I need to check?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Joel 
> http://www.rpgnext.com
>
>
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