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esoin
Thu 22nd Feb '01, 4:43pm
okay.. so I went to
/forum/admin/install.php3
and everything was looking good
But after like 2 steps... after:
Only continue to the next step if those details are correct. If they are not, please edit your config.php3 file and reupload it. The next step will test database connectivity.
Click here to continue ->
I get an error that says...
Internal Server Error
The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request.
Please contact the server administrator, webmaster@****.com and inform them of the time the error occurred, and anything you might have done that may have caused the error.
More information about this error may be available in the server error log.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Apache/1.3.12 Server at www.****.com Port 80
whats the problem? thanks in advance!!
-esoin
esoin
Thu 22nd Feb '01, 10:20pm
Grrr... i'm still having problems!!!. I even get the same error at the same time with vB lite! I'm also trying to use 1.1.5
What can be wrong?
my host is OLM.NET
thanks!
-esoin
Mike Sullivan
Thu 22nd Feb '01, 11:35pm
We'll need the error message in the error log then.
esoin
Thu 22nd Feb '01, 11:40pm
I went to the ERROR LOG of my webpage.. and there is nothing there... it's blank
-Jason
esoin
Fri 23rd Feb '01, 3:05am
here is where I'm trying to get it to work... please help
http://216.71.70.32/vblite/
thanks for your time
-Jason
Martin
Fri 23rd Feb '01, 4:42am
write to your host and ask them if they require the /path/to/php in the top of script pages. it apprears they are running PHP as CGI.
If they are on an NT server, they probably don't have PHP enabled for that folder.
esoin
Fri 23rd Feb '01, 11:37am
okay... i'll give'em a call later this afternoon.. i'll post an update here.. thanks
-Jason
BTW... is there any special CHMOD for the files and DIR?
PS: is there anything else i should be ready to ask them when I call? thx again
Martin
Fri 23rd Feb '01, 12:58pm
if there system is set up properly, you shouldn't have to CHMOD.
if they are running as CGI (a not so bright move considering the increase in load) then you would have to ask them what the CHMOD settings are. I would almost be willing to bet they recommenf CHMOD 755 for most files.
esoin
Fri 23rd Feb '01, 3:14pm
Okay.. I called back.. he said that their server are not NT.... and that the path to the PHP is
/home/gopednation/www/cgi-bin/
He also told me to ask you if the script support PHP-CGI, because they don't support PHO MODULE
I hope this helps us better understand if the script will work.. thanks
-Jason
Martin
Fri 23rd Feb '01, 7:29pm
the script will definitely work under PHP as CGI. if you do a quick search, you will see what to add to the tops of the files and which files not to add it to.
I don't know why they would be running PHP as CGI, though. It will cost you in terms of performance.
esoin
Fri 23rd Feb '01, 9:45pm
I'm sorry.. but i tried searching
"PHP as CGI"
"add to the top of the files"
But I couldn't find anything... can you point me towards the right direction? thanks
-Jason
Martin
Mon 26th Feb '01, 8:54pm
add the path to PHP (something like "#!usr/bin/php") to the tops of all files except global.php, admin/global.php, admin/db_mysql.php and admin/config.php
esoin
Mon 26th Feb '01, 10:24pm
So.. mine would like like this
"#!/home/gopednation/www/cgi-bin/ "
but without the quotes? That look right to you? thanks Martin..
-Jason
Martin
Mon 26th Feb '01, 11:37pm
if that's what they told you the path was, that should work.
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