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SID-00508: The word CGI is displayed on all webs

Status: Answered Answered TWiki version: 4.3.1 Perl version: 5.8.0
Category: CategoryDeployment Server OS: RHEL 3 U 3 Last update: 16 years ago

Hello. I've just migrated an old TWiki 4.0 to a new one 4.3.1 Now on each web, before "special" word i have the letter 'CGI' that are displayed. It's only before some special html words. Example on Main/WebNotify:

he general format of a subscription is:

three spaces CGI * subscriber [ CGI : topics ]

I don't know why the word CGI is alway displayed, and cannot find what is the root cause. Any suggestions?

-- JulienDeloubes - 2009-08-28

Discussion and Answer

I have seen that question before. I think it was a bug in the CGI Perl module. Try updating your CGI module.

-- PeterThoeny - 2009-08-28

Thanks Peter, that may be the problem. When i run the configure script i have a warning about perl CGI:

Warning: Perl CGI version 3.11 or higher is recommended to avoid problems with mod_perl.

I don't want to upgrade the perl CGI for the whole web server because it hosts plenty websites which depends on this version of perl CGI.

-- JulienDeloubes - 2009-08-31

See HowToInstallCpanModules.

-- PeterThoeny - 2009-10-02

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Status Answered
Title The word CGI is displayed on all webs
SupportCategory CategoryDeployment
TWiki version 4.3.1
Server OS RHEL 3 U 3
Web server Apache 2.0.52
Perl version 5.8.0
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