Johnstone, Colin wrote:
Hi Wiggins,
thats right I don't have access to error logs or command line to run it. I can only run it through the browser.
Does it make sense that they have built a safeguard into the server that if I had set permissions to 777 it would not run, but if I change to 755 it will.
I can't say that I have seen that before but I rarely have used external systems, and where I have things tend to be chrooted, etc., but I also won't say that it can't be done, nor that it would be a bad idea.
I think your guess is probably correct, but I have no way to back it up. I would say that you shouldn't want 777 anyways, and if 755 accomplishes your goals, file it in your documentation and move on to more interesting things, though you might let the ISP know they should include it in a FAQ or something...
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