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thanks for responding, Steve,

- I've tried what you've said with the trailing slash (in the mapfile)- i still
recieved a "premature end of script headers" error. 

- I've moved the data folder into my httpdocs folder and adjusted my map file to
point there instead- same result.

- reset permissions on my cgi-bin, shp files, map file and shp file "data" dir
to chmod 7777- same result.

- I re-uploaded mapserv (static library file 2.5 megs) in ASCII mode, just to
make sure i actually did send it ascii and not binary- same result.

- I installed apache on my redhat 2.4.18-3 box and set up the same mapserv file
on the localhost- works fine.

I'm stumped... I'm begining to think that i have to start editing the code to
produce a proper header?


Quoting Steve Lime <steve.lime at dnr.state.mn.us>:
> The setting for IMAGEPATH looks suspect. The way it's set mapserv will
> be looking for a writable
> directory in your cgi-bin directory. That's probably not what you want.
> That parameter should
> be full path and should have a trailing slash.
> 
> Steve
> 
> >>> <mapserv at dinequest.us> 03/27/03 12:34PM >>>
> 
> 
> hello everyone,
> 
> I'm hoping someone can help me by suggesting some options in hopes that
> i can 
> get mapserv working on my server. I layed out my steps so that it can
> be easier 
> to follow:
> 
> - I have a redhat linux box (2.4.18-3 i386) which i've built a static
> library 
> mapserv on. (ran mapserv -v and it listed correct supports)
> - I uploaded it to my server's cgi-bin (which is a redhat 2.4.19 i386)
> - set chmod 755 on mapserv
> - set up demo.map mapfile correctly in the cgi-bin
> - uploaded proper data in cgi-bin under the "data" directory
> - ran from browser: http://<my location>/cgi-bin/mapserv?
> map=demo.map&VERSION=1.1.0&REQUEST=GetMap&BBOX=-83.81,41.25,-81.80,42.79
> 
> *recieved internal error ("premature end of script headers" in log)
> - renamed mapserv to mapserv.cgi
> 
> *recieved internal error ("premature end of script headers" in log)
> 
> i assume that this is not a mapfile issue, but here is my mapfile
> anyway:
> 
> NAME DEMO
> WEB
> 
> IMAGEPATH "data"
> IMAGEURL "http://www.dinequest.us/data"
>    END
> END
> 
> UNITS DD
> EXTENT -178 16 -66 74 
> SIZE 324 210 
> SHAPEPATH "data" 
> 
> LAYER 
>   NAME "states" 
>   DATA dtl_st
>   STATUS DEFAULT
>   TYPE POLYGON 
>   CLASS 
>     COLOR 250 247 222 
>   END # end of class object
> END # end of layer object
> 
> IMAGETYPE JPEG
> IMAGEQUALITY 90
> INTERLACE OFF
> END # end of map file
> 
> I appreciate any other suggestions. You guys are the gurus and i would
> be alot 
> farther behind if it weren't for you all. Thanks in advance -bp 
> 
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