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Originally Posted by Dygear
Can't the code is proprietary. Also, I fixed it, and now have a new issue on my hands ...
Seems you need to make the file 777 to cron that file. Odd consdering PHPsuexec's wanting of 644.
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If root is running the cron, you might have to have that file 777 or at least 755 if it is a file type that is not included in the ExecCGI directive (makes a file executable, ie. 644 = 755).
If it is in a directory that needs other files to run by user, you also might have to move it to a directory of it's own, so user can run it's own files.