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Does anyone know a good place to tell how to intstall it?
1. If not already installed, install BYOND.
2. If not already installed, install Apache(webserver).
3. Make a DMCGI program, compile it, and put the dmb in the directory apache reads for websites.
4. Run "chmod 705" on the .dmb
In response to Jon88 (#1)
Sorry to hijack Wolf's thread, but that's not working for me.

I installed BYOND, installed apache, made a DMCGI program, put the dmb in the apache directory that reads the the website files, did a chmod 705 on the file, and I can't get it to work. I've tried deleting index.html, moving the DMB in a subdirectory, hosting the DMB in DreamDaemon while it's in the apache html folder. Nothing works. Help please, and sorry wolf.

<-Airjoe->
In response to Airjoe (#2)
Airjoe wrote:
Sorry to hijack Wolf's thread, but that's not working for me.

I installed BYOND, installed apache, made a DMCGI program, put the dmb in the apache directory that reads the the website files, did a chmod 705 on the file, and I can't get it to work. I've tried deleting index.html, moving the DMB in a subdirectory, hosting the DMB in DreamDaemon while it's in the apache html folder. Nothing works. Help please, and sorry wolf.

<-Airjoe->

Well, do you have BYOND installed and working? If so, where is it installed? Does Apache works for normal html files?
In response to Jon88 (#3)
BYOND is installed in my home folder, could that be why, because it's not installed on the whole system? Yes, Apache works fine for my normal html and php files.
In response to Airjoe (#4)
Airjoe wrote:
BYOND is installed in my home folder, could that be why, because it's not installed on the whole system? Yes, Apache works fine for my normal html and php files.

Yep, that's why.

In your dmicgi world's .dm file put in
world/executor = "/path/to/DreamDaemon -CGI -logself -trusted"


Recompile, reupload to your server and put it in the right directory, and chmod it again. Hopefully this will work.