I'm trying to set up a TWiki distribution at work, and everything works great except for one thing--the stylesheets. I've even typed in the correct path to where they should be in my web browser and instead of seeing the source code for the stylesheet, I get a completely blank page--no error--no nothin'. I've talked with my webhosting provider and a support person said that I "should only put scripts in the cgi-bin folder". I understand where he is coming from for security reasons, but if I follow that policy, I'll have to go through a lot of TWiki scripts and change the references for CSS files to some other place than the cgi-bin folder. I don't have access to the main configuration file so... Is there anyway to configure Apache with .htaccess files to allow CSS files to be executed? Like I said, everything else works, even the perl scripts--just not the CSS.
If you can put your files only into cgi-bin, you can do thus. lets assume that your css file is styles.css rename it to styles.dat create perl script styles.css #!/usr/bin/perl open(data, "styles.dat"); while(<data>) {print $_;} close(data); chmod +x styles.css now if your wiki call style.css file it will be executed and output will be styles from your styles.dat file.