chroot apache & fastcgi

From: Vlad D. Markov (markov_at_monmouth.com)
Date: 03/27/04

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    I am running openBSD 3.4. Apache is running chrooted. I compiled and
    added fastcgi as a DSO module. The 1st time Apache comes up dynamic
    fastcgi apps don't work with:

    FastCGI: can't start server "/fcgi-bin/home/mailForm.fcgi" (pid 21281),
    chdir() failed: No such file or directory

    It can't find the Ipc directory.

    If I name the Ipc directory using an absolute path & kill Apache with a
    sighup, things start working.

    I tried symlinking a directory from outside the chrooted file system to
    its location within the chrooted file system, but that did not work.

    Does anyone have fastcgi working with Apache on openBSD? How did you do
    it?

    Thanks,
    Vlad

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