stephank

Great, thank you very much for pointing this out! Now as I have set them back to 644 php 7.1 is working as it did with 775 and php 7.0 ! Best regards, Stephan

Currently they are 775, that should be sufficient I guess. But in case it makes a difference, why does php 7.1 need other permissions than 7.0? Best regards, Stephan

hello, I am sorry, I was away over the weekend. Here is the content of the script file 'test.php': <?php phpinfo(INFO_GENERAL); ?> This seems to generate the 500 error when using php 7.1. The remaining text of the error message ('Redirect Status Code:') results from the error page I created. Best regards, Stephan

Thank you both very much for your quick answer! Assigning php 7.1 using cpanel's MultiPHP results in 'Redirect Status Code: 500' on my site when running a php file. e.g. https://stephank.heliohost.org/test.php Interestingly, assigning php 7.0 works like a charm. Tested multiple times, results can be reproduced. Not too bad for me, still testing basic things and thus not restricted to 7.1 but could it be a configuration/setup issue? Best regards, Stephan

Hello all, Just started with ricky.heliohost.org . What must I do to enable php 7.1 so that php code in my html files and in php files is handled? Already tried to set an Apache handler application/x-httpd-php71 .php using cpanel but the result is: - html file gets handled but except php code in it - php file: browser asks me to download it I am sorry for such basic questions... Best regards, Stephan