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Jim · 11-14-2002, 01:25 AM

It looks like a permissions problem. Try setting the permissions of the file to exactly that indicated in the setup instructions. Also the permissions on the directory the file is in. Since we run suEXEC on our servers for security permissions can't be set to 777 on any file or it will not run. But it could be anything or any file in the set of scripts causing this. It could be a text file tucked away in another directory that the script uses that is throwing the whole thing off.

You could also try running the script from the command line to see where the error is at.

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Jim of Page-Zone Status: Offline Posts: 1,130 Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Wauseon, Ohio Rep Power: 98 My location	11-14-2002, 01:25 AM It looks like a permissions problem. Try setting the permissions of the file to exactly that indicated in the setup instructions. Also the permissions on the directory the file is in. Since we run suEXEC on our servers for security permissions can't be set to 777 on any file or it will not run. But it could be anything or any file in the set of scripts causing this. It could be a text file tucked away in another directory that the script uses that is throwing the whole thing off. You could also try running the script from the command line to see where the error is at. -- Thank You, Jim Snape Page-Zone --