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aarmenaa · June 27th, 2006, 2:02 AM

Of course, and I read about most of this. In fact, you can pretty much make sure your site is set up to work with PHPSUEXEC all on your own - a decent FTP client will allow you chmod any files you own. But that's the catch. All files should already be owned by /user, but in some cases something goes wrong and they're not. In that case, you can't chmod those files, and because PHPSUEXEC doesn't like more than one user in a directory, PHP will also fail to run.

Without PHPSUEXEC you can ignore these "stuck" files and folders (as I did), but once PHPSUEXEC is enabled it causes a world of trouble. This is the only case where it's absolutely necessary to contact support.

June 27th, 2006, 2:02 AM	#6 (permalink)
aarmenaa Registered User Seasoned Poster Joined in Aug 2004 Lives in Atlanta, GA, USA Hosted on serva 36 posts Gave thanks: 0 Thanked 0 times	Of course, and I read about most of this. In fact, you can pretty much make sure your site is set up to work with PHPSUEXEC all on your own - a decent FTP client will allow you chmod any files you own. But that's the catch. All files should already be owned by /user, but in some cases something goes wrong and they're not. In that case, you can't chmod those files, and because PHPSUEXEC doesn't like more than one user in a directory, PHP will also fail to run. Without PHPSUEXEC you can ignore these "stuck" files and folders (as I did), but once PHPSUEXEC is enabled it causes a world of trouble. This is the only case where it's absolutely necessary to contact support. __________________ My server: Serva My domain: binarytoast.com (Yeah, yeah. I know binarytoast.com doesn't do anything.)