Thread: install http-500 error 6.1.4

Originally Posted by dannyman12345

http-500 request.

You are perhaps running phpSUexec on your server... if so, your max permissions can be 755, not 777.

You need to check with your hosting company, ask them if they run phpSuExec.

If they are - set your permissions as needed (max 755), and edit in the /install/install.php the two lines that check if permissions are 777 to always return true.

Code:

function isFullAccessible($filename)
{
	clearstatcache();
	$perms = fileperms($filename);
	return ($perms & 0x0004 && $perms & 0x0002 && $perms & 0x0001 && !($perms & 0x0200)) ? true : false;
}

function isRWAccessible($filename)
{
	clearstatcache();
	$perms = fileperms($filename);
	return ($perms & 0x0004 && $perms & 0x0002) ? true : false;
}

to

Code:

function isFullAccessible($filename)
{
	clearstatcache();
	$perms = fileperms($filename);
	return true;
}

function isRWAccessible($filename)
{
	clearstatcache();
	$perms = fileperms($filename);
	return true;
}

Smoge

Thanks for your message.

You probably mean change the file install/index.php instead in install/install.php which does not exisit in my directory.

I see that the module mod_suexec is loaded. For more information please check: phpinfo()

I changed the index.php file and the chmod to 755 of all files and dirs.

Its still not working.

Regards

Danny

Originally Posted by dannyman12345

You probably mean change the file install/index.php instead in install/install.php which does not exisit in my directory.

Right /install/index.php

I changed the index.php file and the chmod to 755 of all files and dirs.

Its still not working.

With phpSuExec, the files / dirs need under public_html to be owned by the user apache is running under for that domain.

If you have problems with this - your hosting company should be able to fix it in a matter of minutes.

Also, check your apache error_log for details.

Smoge

Thanks again,

But Why don't I have the same problems with other OS scripts on the same server?

Can I put phpSuExec off with htaccess?

Isnt there another way to install it manually? What if i import the sql with phpmyadmin am I done as well?

I did ask my hoster and according to him, phpSuExec is not used, while I see on loaded modules: mod_suexec is loaded. But according to my hoster it is loaded, but nothing is done with it.

Now I see in the server log:

PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function mb_internal_encoding() in /home/path/www/install/index.php on line 541

Do you know what the problem is?

Thanks





Danny