Thanks for the ideas.
I used tildes in the ln command to create the link -- the links works fine and contains the complete path. In the .htaccess file, there are no tildes.
I don't think there is a FastCgiIpcDir set. (The server has mod_fastcgi rather than mod_fcgid installed so the parameter name is slightly different. See https://docs.oracle.com/cd/B31017_01/web.1013/q20204/mod_fastcgi.html#FastCgiIpcDir) I don't see anything like that in the httpd.conf file. I can try to set one, but I don't know which directory I would set it to. (The examples I've seen use /tmp/fcgi but that means nothing to me.) Suggestions welcome!
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Hi,
The server has mod_fastcgi rather than mod_fcgid installed so the parameter name is slightly different.
You mentioned "fcgid-script" , but mod_fastcgi docs only mentions "fastcgi-script", so if you're sure you have mod_fastcgi, try "fastcgi-script" as the handler.
I don't think there is a FastCgiIpcDir set. The examples I've seen use /tmp/fcgi but that means nothing to me.)
If it still doesn't work, create "~/FastCgiIpcDir" and point to it in .htaccess and see what happens
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beech, I was wrong: the server actually has the fcgid_mod installed. WHM identifies it as Mod FastCGI so I was told fastcgi_mod.
I'll see whether I can figure out what entry might go in my .htaccess and give your suggestion a try.
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