One general advice is, look in your interchange.cfg and see if there is a catalog named "test" defined, and has /test as cgi or alias name ( Catalog test DIRECTORY CGI ALIAS ... )
Catalog test /usr/local/interchange/catalogs/test /test.cgi (no scriptalias)
I also think there could be a problem in naming the stuff. The script must be named after the catalog, so if your catalog is named 'test', then test.cgi is too much of a name. Also, supposing that test.cgi would work, maybe it cannot connect to the Unix socket (bad permissions), so you get the error that you do.
SocketPerms 0666
In any case, I'd advise installing Interchange again, and trying to createjust the basic demo catalog that works. Then, once there, you couldtry playing with mod_perl, Interchange::Link or whatever, and you couldalways revert to known-working state.
Honestly, I installed Interchange::Link because I had problems with vlink, even after a manual compile. I have been creating my catalog as the interch user, would that be a problem?
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