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Show Printable Version Subscribe to this Thread… Search Thread Advanced Search Display Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode 05-12-2005,06:24 PM #1 Max Renn View Profile View Forum Posts View Forum Threads Making it up as I go along Join Date Jun 2001 Posts 740 Why does chmod 777 cause 500 internal server errors? Hello, 500 internal server error iis I have a script in a directory. If the directory is chmod 777, I get 500 internal server error. if the directory is 755, no problem. Is there any way around this? I need chmod 777. Note: I have a dedicated server, so if there is a way I can change this myself, I will. Thank you. Reply With Quote 0 05-12-2005,09:50 PM #2 BurstChris View Profile View Forum Posts View Forum Threads Visit Homepage Newbie Join Date May 2005 Location Scranton, PA Posts 21 Is this with mod_cgi? another apache(?) module? a 3rd party cgi software package? I have never heard of this before, it seems odd and I would suspect 3rd party cgi software that has funky requirements if I had to guess more. Senior Software Developer BurstNET® - The Speed the Internet Travels™ BurstNET® - an INC500™ Company http://www.burst.net - http://www.nocster.net Reply With Quote 0 05-12-2005,11:42 PM #3 kris1351 View Profile View Forum Posts View Forum Threads Web Hosting Master Join Date May 2003 Posts 1,664 If php_suexec and su
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an Internal Server Error (http status code 500) then something has gone seriously wrong. It might be our fault, but more often it's due something that's been misconfigured in https://krystal.co.uk/client/knowledgebase/103/Iandsharp039m-getting-an-Internal-500-Server-Error.html your home directory. Common reason are: Oops, you have a bug in your code If PHP comes across a FATAL error that cannot be handled, then you will get a 500 error. If you are developing a website then this is probably your first stop on the bug-fix highway. Check your error_log files for clues. Syntax error or disallowed directive in .htaccess files .htaccess server error files are very sensitive things. You have to treat them with great care or they will bite! The quick and dirty (tried and true) way to work out where your error is, is to simply backup the file and then start hacking chunks of it out until the error goes away. Common directives that Krystal do not allow in .htaccess files are FollowSymLinks - internal server error if you need to use this, please replace it with SymLinksIfOwnerMatch - it does the same thing but more securely. php_flag php_value php_admin_flag php_admin_value - do not use these in .htaccess, as they will give an error. Wrong permissions have been set on a PHP script If the Write bit is set for Other on a PHP file, then a 500 error will result. So, if the last digit of the file's three digit chmod is 7, 6, 3 or 2 then it's going to fail. This is a security feature of the suPHP environment we run. You don't want your PHP scripts to be writeable by just anyone! PHP files should always be chmod 600, 640 or 644 (although 644 should not be used for scripts containing usernames or passwords.) Wrong permissions have been set on public_html It can be easy to accidentally alter permissions on files and directories. If the Write bit is set for Group or Other on this directory then a 500 error will result. The public_html directory should always be chmod 750. Your account has exceeded it's allowed share of server resources It is possi