moved site to secondary drive, now getting errors on cgi scripts

[noimad1]

Hi,

I was running out of space on a drive, so I added another drive. I then used the "mv" command to move a sites /home/user" folder to "/home2/user".

I then made a ln -s /home2/user /home/user to point it to the new directory.

Everything is working fine except the cgi-bin. Nothing in there seems to work, but was working fine before the move.

I just get "premature end of script headers". I've checked all the permissions, users, everything. It was the "mv" command, so I'm sure it just moved them directly, so i wouldn't think it would be a binary/ascii issue...

Anyone else had this problem before?

[noimad1]

bump...i really need help on this one if anyone has any ideas...

I've even tried going into my httpd.conf file and change the stanza for that domain to the /home2 directory....

[rhenderson]

mv them back and use Main >> Account Functions >> Rearrange Accounts

[viraj]

mv them back and use Main >> Account Functions >> Rearrange Accounts

Correct, WebHost Manager enables you to change the location of an account at any time. This is usually used when the available disk space on a server is low and you need to move accounts to another partition or drive.

Refer this link for more details :

http://www.cpanel.net/docs/whm/Rearr...s_(normal).htm

[noimad1]

Ah man, I had no idea at all that was available....man, wish I would have known that before I moved this 8GB site!

[noimad1]

Ok, so here's the deal. I moved the site back to the /home directory, and just for the heck of it, tried the cgi-bin. It was working fine.

I used the WHM tool to re-arrange the account to that drive, and guess what....cgi-bin isn't working now....

So it has to be something with the configuration...I just can't figure it out?

[noimad1]

Ok...finally figured out the problem. Turns out the drive was mounted with noexec permissions....added the exec permissions and it worked right away!

[rhenderson]

Glad to hear you got it!!