https://interactivetools.com/forum/forum-search.php?k=user%3ATrevmac Mon, 08 Jun 2026 08:00:57 -0700 en-us https://interactivetools.com/forum/forum-posts.php?postNum=2204867#post2204867
I have NM installed for a client that has been working for a few years now. Their isp migrated their website to a new server. When my client tries to login to http://www.theirsite.co.uk/nm/exec/admin.cgi they get a 404 error. I am using Dreamweaver and when I look at the permissions set for admin.cgi they read as 644. I asked the hosts to change the permissions to 755 which they assure me they have (I still see them as 644) but there is still a 404 error. They say that I have a path problem:

From isp:

found this via google seems to be the same error - they also had the same path error

"To allow your customers to install your CGI wherever they want, I suggest that you fix your CGI to use the Server Variable (or CGI environment variable) SCRIPT_NAME to generate the correct URI for ACTION. SCRIPT_NAME resolves back to the URL that invoked the CGI, wherever the user installed it. So, for a first run URL of http://mysite.com/cgi-bin/prog.cgi , SCRIPT_NAME returns /cgi-bin/prog.cgi... which should correctly resolve as ACTION for your subsequent PostBack.

If you just use "prog.cgi" as ACTION, you are assuming that the BROWSER resolves /cgi-bin as the base directory of the request and makes the PostBack to /cgi-bin/prog.cgi. If the browser does not resolve /cgi-bin as the base directory, the PostBack likely results in a 404. You can verify this with the server log file corresponding to the failed PostBack that results in a 404."

If this is indeed a path problem how do I make the relevant change to NM?

My client is getting quite agitated so if you could please point me in the correct direction I would really appreciate it.

Thanks in advance
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I am putting together a proposal for a client to produce a disability charity website. It needs to be fully WIA compliant and content managed by the client. I am looking for a CMS system that can be added to my design and outputs WIA fully compliant code.

Question 1:
How good is CMS builder at outputting code that will be WIA compliant, at least to AA standard and hopefully AAA.

Question 2:
I may have missed something in the information provided but how would the client actually make the changes to the content. Is it carried out in a similar way to say the updating in "Listings Manager" where the client logs in through a browser and uses forms to enter the info?

I have used a couple of the packages from interactivetools before and found them to be very good and reliable. It would be good to use a CMS system from a company that I am already familiar with and indeed trust.

Looking forward to any replies and thanks in advance.

Trev.
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