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Question:	My script is giving me this error 'Internal Server error'. Why is that?
Answer:	PHP and Perl scripts requires permissions so the server can execute them correctly. If you are getting this error than it means that you have not set the correct premissions. The required permissions are as follows: PHP scripts - chmod 755 filename.php Perl scripts - chmod 755 filemane.cgi Changing premissions can be done via FTP or inside the FileManager. To change permissions through FTP select the file and do this commands: 'chmod 755'. Or you can use the File Manager for the purpose. Please note that setting the folders to 755 will not set the files to 755. They will remain 644, until you select all PHP and Perl files and set them to 755. Please visit our tutorial: Install Perl-CGI scripts to your website for detail assistance.
last updated Nov.23.2003
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