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ReadyNas as a Personal Webserver
Some years ago I developped a homepage which is running properly on a Windows 2003 server as well as on a Linuxserver. I'm using perl-scripts which are accessed from a html-file. On the Readynas Duo in a Website share it dosn't work! Perl is installed but accessing the perl-script delivers HTTP 403 error, access denied. PHP-scripts with the same permissions are working properly. I tried several things but without any success. I'm using Windows 7 64 bit and alternatively Windows 2000.
Who can help me?
Bernd from Austria, so I'm sorry for my English
Who can help me?
Bernd from Austria, so I'm sorry for my English
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- Did anyone ever find a resolution to this issue? I have the same issue - many of our engineer's dump nightly perl tests to the NAS. HTTP is enabled on the directory i am having issue's with, with no security what so ever (aside from initial login needed for a domain user to just access http). The Perl tests (.pl extension) are dumped to this directory - when you go to open it there is a 403 error:
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access File.pl on this server. - I think you need to set the "+ExecCGI" parameter for the directory in question.
-Stefan
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