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rafarspd · 11-19-2003, 05:19 AM

Hi

Charter
PhpDig does not work inside the cgi-bin directory.
Not even 'phpinfo.php', it returns error 404 and when permissions changed to 755 it returns error 500.

'open_basedir' is set to 'no value' at the ISP.

renehaentjens
I do not have any files that include 'USE_IS_EXECUTEABLE_COMMAND' (I searched for USE_IS).

[Just cleared the files and installed Version 1.6.4 so able to try the USE_IS command, just the same].

I have set every php file to 755 (except those that were set to 777) - still not working.

What is the correct permissions for the directories and files! - I may have a misunderstanding with these.

Is there a command to echo errors to the browser ( I know what it is in cgi). This would help in pinpointing where the failure is.

p.s. The Avatar shows me smoking a pipe, it has a flue brush poking out of the top of the pipe.
For those who do not know - pipe smokers are renown for their creation of burnt offerings and regular dekoking of the bowl.

11-19-2003, 05:19 AM	#7
rafarspd Orange Mole Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: High Wycombe, Bucks. UK Posts: 35	Hi Charter PhpDig does not work inside the cgi-bin directory. Not even 'phpinfo.php', it returns error 404 and when permissions changed to 755 it returns error 500. 'open_basedir' is set to 'no value' at the ISP. renehaentjens I do not have any files that include 'USE_IS_EXECUTEABLE_COMMAND' (I searched for USE_IS). [Just cleared the files and installed Version 1.6.4 so able to try the USE_IS command, just the same]. I have set every php file to 755 (except those that were set to 777) - still not working. What is the correct permissions for the directories and files! - I may have a misunderstanding with these. Is there a command to echo errors to the browser ( I know what it is in cgi). This would help in pinpointing where the failure is. p.s. The Avatar shows me smoking a pipe, it has a flue brush poking out of the top of the pipe. For those who do not know - pipe smokers are renown for their creation of burnt offerings and regular dekoking of the bowl. __________________ Regards Bob Finch Last edited by rafarspd; 11-19-2003 at 07:14 AM.