This possible bug has affected all versions of apache 2.0.x in that whenever a CGI I have created and compiled in QBasic is run on the server it returns a script error. It works on all 1.3.x versions so there should be no errors in the way that the CGI outputs its data.
Could you please be more specific? So far I cannot see an httpd bug.
When a properly created CGI application is created and implemented on a win32 port of apache 1.3 using QBasic - a 16bit appication development tool - and then reused on apache 2.0, it fails with an internal server error. Applications created with QB work on a console level using stdin and stdout. The part that maked me think that it is apache related is simply that it worked on apache 1.3 and not on apache 2.0. Is there any aspect of apache 2.0 that is not in apache 1.2 that makes the loading of a 16bit executable for CGI purposes impossible?
Well, just internal server error is not sufficient for tracking down the problem. Is there anything in the errorlog?
*** Bug 22875 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Going to tag this as won'tfix, as the overhead isn't worth the pain.
*** Bug 39401 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Finally, marking as FAQ for easier reference.