LexiConn Knowledgebase Knowledgebase Home | Favorites Knowledgebase Home | Favorites Search the Knowledgebase Browse by Category [Advanced Search] -- Select Category -- Access Logs / Web Stats - Urchin - WusageAccount Manager - How-To'sBillingCDNcgi-bin / Scripts - Questions / Common Problems - Scripts - WordpressDomains - Managing Domain Names - Registering Domain Names - Transferring Domain NamesDreamweaverE-Mail - Aliases and Autoresponders - Configuring Email Programs - Questions / Common Problems - Spam / Junk Mail Filtering - WebmailFrontpageFTP - Configuring FTP Programs - Questions / Common ProblemsGeneral / Misc.Magento - Magento 2Mailing List / Email Marketing - New Mailing List (URL: campaigns.serverhost.net) - Email Campaigns - Website Forms - Old Mailing List (URL: lists.serverhost.net) - Autoresponders - Email Campaigns - Website FormsMySQLParked / Pointed DomainsPassword Protected DirectoriesPHP / PerlServer Side Includes (SSI)ShopSite - Customer Loyalty Coupon Module - Declined Credit Card Module - Gift Certificate Module - In-Stock Notification Module - LexiConn Custom Shipping Module - Order Status Module - Product Review Module - Quickorder Module - ShopSite Search Autocomplete Module - Wholesale Module - Wishlist / Gift Registry ModuleSSH / Command LineSSL Secure ServerStreaming Audio / VideoWordPress Blog Knowledgebase Home > cgi-bin / Scripts > Questions / Common Problems The Server Says My cgi-bin Script Does Not Exist Article Details Last Updated28th of April, 2008 Would you like to... Print this page Email this page Post a comment Subscribe me Add to favorites Remove Highlighting Edit this Article Quick Edit Export to PDF User Opinions (53 votes) 100% 0% How would you rate this answer? Helpful Not helpful Help us improve. Why was this unhelpful? Thank you for rating this answer. If you are referencing your cgi-bin script with this URL: http://www.yourdomain.com/cgi-bin/script.cgi you are not using the correct URL to access your personal cgi-bin. You need to use: http://www.yourdomain.com/cgi-yourdomain/script.cgi For example, if your domain was abc.com, and your script was named formmail.cgi, you would use: http://www.abc.com/cgi-abc/formmail.cgi If your site/script requires cgi-bin in the URL instead of cgi-yourdomain, let us know and we can set that up. Related Articles The Script Does Not Seem To Exist When Trying To Call It From The Web How are bounces handled? How do I set up my account to use a mail server outside of LexiConn? Does LexiConn Support PHP 5? What About PHP 4? iOS 13 Mail Setup Attachments No attachments were found. Continue Powered by Interspire Knowledge Manager Knowledgebase Software