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you can replace /usr/local/lsws/share/autoindex/default.php with attached script. it will use a 403 response for inaccessible folders.

looks working now.

Are you using the latest version? 5.1.13?

since Apache cannot do that, a new log format tag need to be defined, is "%{handler}D" sounds right?

It has been added to latest build of 5.1.3 . you can upgrade with command /usr/local/lsws/admin/misc/lsup.sh -f -v 5.1.13 ctl:ruleRemoveByID should work now.

Yes, you can revert, no problem.

5.1.13 has been released. It is the same as last 5.1.12 build, just the version number has been bumped.

Please upgrade to a new build of 5.1.12, /usr/local/lsws/admin/misc/lsup.sh -f -v 5.1.12 will release it as 5.1.13 soon as well.

Yeah, we tested the wordpress plugin, it works fine.

Glad it is solved. I thought that at least strace should show which file is needed.

I do not know what is going on, strace says that file does not exist. you say you used the real path. you can do a before running strace again to make sure. once you make it run without giving "No such file or directory" error, it will work with the server.

does the file exist? have you make it executable with chmod a+x search.cgi ?

You need to use the real path of the search.cgi script.

then you try to run it from command line, and strace it. to find out what it is looking for.

just open the script with a text editor.

search.cgi cannot found the script interpreter. whatever command is set at the first line of the script

Yes, we will add that in official 5.2 release.

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in the directory need to be excluded add to the .htaccess. see if it works or not.