Hello everyone,
I'm trying to set-up a lightweight web-server on a custom board based on an IMX6Q processor with linux 3.10.53 as OS. I've built the OS using the Yocto software.
I can see the html pages hosted on my board through the browser, though whenever I send an HTTP POST request I get as response the error "501 Not Implemented The requested method is not recognized".
Also when I send an HTTP GET request, the browser downloads the executable instead of running it. All the executables (that, as a test, only print plain strings in html fashion; source files are written in C code) are placed under the "cgi-bin" directory of the web-server home directory. I made sure to have changed their owner and permissions and, in fact, I can run them just fine from the board terminal.
Thanks for your help
edit - Found the culprit: the httpd service build by busybox in the yocto software doesn't enable the cgi by default. I had to manually enable it, by using "bitbake busybox -c menuconfig" and checking the flag for cgi support in the "networking utilities" menu
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Found the culprit: the httpd service build by busybox in the yocto software doesn't enable the cgi by default. I had to manually enable it, by using "bitbake busybox -c menuconfig" and checking the flag for cgi support in the "networking utilities" menu
Found the culprit: the httpd service build by busybox in the yocto software doesn't enable the cgi by default. I had to manually enable it, by using "bitbake busybox -c menuconfig" and checking the flag for cgi support in the "networking utilities" menu