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Subject: Re: mod_cgi/918: if not using suexec,
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On Sat, 26 Jul 1997, Dean Gaudet wrote:

> For suexec that's true.  But it does not seem to be true otherwise.

i.e. (my fingers are tired too) I do not see how this applies to PR#918. 
Apache has no intimate knowledge of the wrapper, and hence is testing if
it can_exec the wrapper itself rather than the ultimate cgi. 

Dean