error when testing example.php

[chrislas]

(22-Sep-2010 06:03 AM)Static Wrote:  Now we're closer! Temporarily remove the .htaccess files in every directory that come with the script. If possible, upload the file so that I can take a look at it.

I had added .htaccess to the root, comments, and "admin" folder to force php 5. These .htaccess files just had: AddType x-mapp-php5 .php They are all removed now (so there may be the php 5 issue at play)

Hopefully this is helpful. Thanks!

[Static]

No, I meant the .htaccess files that are included in the script. The other ones which force php5 could remain.

[chrislas]

(22-Sep-2010 06:16 AM)Static Wrote:  No, I meant the .htaccess files that are included in the script. The other ones which force php5 could remain.

Awesome! That did it! Thank you so much for your help Static. I appreciate your patience.

[Static]

Glad I could help
Be sure to check out the other stuff around here.


Note to Steven: There seems to be something wrong with most servers or the .htaccess files, since removing the .htaccess files usually solve a lot of these issues. Personally, it works perfectly on my own local server that I set up myself, but as soon as I uploaded it, it stopped working. Any ideas?

P.S. You have PMs disabled, chrislas, so I can't reply. Just to let you know, Steven made the script.

[chrislas]

P.S. You have PMs disabled, chrislas, so I can't reply. Just to let you know, Steven made the script.
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Thanks so much. PMs enabled now. Will check back in the morning!

[Steven]

(22-Sep-2010 06:31 AM)Static Wrote:  Note to Steven: There seems to be something wrong with most servers or the .htaccess files, since removing the .htaccess files usually solve a lot of these issues.

It does seem to be a regular issue.

I think it's the 'FilesMatch' part, rather than the '-ExecCGI' part, which causes this problem.

I'll comment it out in the next version and then recommend enabling it as a security step.