Originally posted by Steve Machol
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No cgi-files at all right?
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I can only say that in my two installations, I have nothing in the cgi-bin directory.
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Originally posted by nexialys View PostBY DEFAULT, vBulletin does not need to bee located in your cgi-bin directory, as it is a PHP based script.
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you really want to make this guy freak, damn...
BY DEFAULT, vBulletin does not need to bee located in your cgi-bin directory, as it is a PHP based script... even if your host have installed PHP as a module, you can install vBulletin in its own directory without any cgi-related action...
this client ask this because he had piracy on his own cgi-based website ... guys, if you can't answer correctly, don't answer at all... this is not a feud here.
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WOW!
The original poster wanted to know if vbulletin installed files in his cgi folder when he installed his copy of vbulletin.
I just did a fresh install of vbulletin and it didn't installed any files in my cgi folder.
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Originally posted by feldon23 View PostPeople vBulletin running as CGI: Less than .001%?
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Steve is correct, the extension is not important. You can run PHP with a .cgi file suffix as long as you have
#!/usr/local/bin/php at the top
It depends what version you downloaded from the members area, by default it is .php
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CGI are two things one is Common Gateaway Interface and another CGI known as perl script files. vBulletin is coded in PHP. Don't worry about dealing with cgi-bin folder (i hate it too).
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Originally posted by mentalrz View Postvbulletin uses php not cgi, end of.
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Well then I've answered this the best I can.Any script, including all the vB scripts, can be 'CGI files' depending on the server.
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