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34SP.com ensures that all accounts are as secure as possible. Therefore there are a number of general rules you should follow when using CGI scripts with your 34SP.com account, so that your scripts do not fall foul of our security settings. If you follow these guidelines your scripts will run without any problem.
CGI-BIN
At the same directory level as the httpdocs folder you will find your cgi-bin directory. You should ensure all your perl scripts reside within this directory. You may only place CGI scripts within this directory. Attempting to read any other file types (such as HTML files) from this directory will not be permitted.
Permissions/CHMOD
You should ensure none of your scripts have permissions set higher than 755. The same also applies for any directories you create. Any directory or file set to permissions of 777 will generate an error.
suEXEC
Our servers use the Apache suEXEC mechanism for enhanced security. To find out more regarding this, please consult the following for a 20 point checklist http://httpd.apache.org/docs/suexec.html#model
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