Byron

Look for the link that says "Update Contact Info" at your cpanel.

Here you go: http://olego.com/byron.pl It's 755. Ok just be patient until djbob comes back around.

Could I get you to try this simple perl script for me and chmod it to 755: #!/usr/bin/perl -w use CGI qw(:standard); print header; print "Hello World!";

The cgi-bin is set up that way by default. Just give your script a name other than index.py, ie. cgi-bin/my_script.py

My tool only checks the public_html directory and it's subs. It doesn't check your home directory, but you can check your home directory either through ftp or the cpanel file manager.

This support request is being escalated to our root admin.

I meant just the one in your public_html folder. Try this, if your not using FrontPage Extensions, go to your cpanel and look for the link called FrontPage Extensions and uninstall them. That will remove all of this folders: /public_html/_vti_txt/.htaccess /public_html/_vti_pvt/.htaccess /public_html/_vti_log/.htaccess /public_html/_vti_cnf/.htaccess /public_html/_vti_bin/.htaccess /public_html/_vti_bin/_vti_aut/.htaccess /public_html/_vti_bin/_vti_adm/.htaccess /public_html/_private/.htaccess Then give it a try. Also check your Error log at your cpanel for errors for me.

This support request is being escalated to our root admin.

Unzip this file on your site: http://byrondallas.heliohost.org/djangotest.zip Change the path in two places in the dispatch.wsgi file to match your site. Create a folder named .python_egg_cache in your home directory and chmod it too 777 and see if that works for you.

@olego: I'm seeing your site just fine. @iceitsup: I'm seeing your site fine too. If you have a script that's returning 500 errors you need to check your Error log file at your cpanel for errors.

Do you have a dedicated ip? Dedicated ips are $12.00 per year.

Escalating... @djbob: He's on Johnny and his code works for me. http://dallas.heliohost.org/cgi-bin/ruby.cgi

Please post your username, domain name, server name and the code snippet.

Try renaming your .htaccess file in your root folder and see if that clears it up.

This is what you have in your style sheet: @font-face { font-family:"AngrC"; src:url("fonts/ANGRC_.ttf"); } This is what's in your font directory: http://jalproductions.co.uk/fonts/ANGRC_.TTF Do you see your problem? (lowercase - uppercase)

Done.

Ok you should be back up now. If your still not seeing your site, refresh your browser's cache. Your site was showing active so I don't know why it came up suspended. I just unsuspended it and it's ok now. Let us know if you have any more problems.

Was the server load maybe high at the time? Are you able to connect using your default ftp account? Cpanel username and password?

Escalating... Domain: olego.com Username: olego 500 errors on perl scripts

It's been that way on Stevie ever since it was set up, but I don't think djbob is aware of it being that way on Johnny because he asked some poster if his cgi file was in his cgi-bin. I rather like it that way myself.

Create a .htaccess file in the directory you want only downloadable files and try adding this piece of code: ForceType application/octet-stream If you just want to match certain file types, use this: <FilesMatch "\.(css|html|jpg)$"> ForceType application/octet-stream </FilesMatch>

He shouldn't need that. Both servers are setup to run cgi files in any directory.

Make sure your permissions for that file are 755.

Your seeing that error because out database is showing you as alreading having a site. Is this yours? toujourensemble.com

Have you done a search for any core files yet? Download this file and then upload it to your site as a php file. Then type core into the file field and check. http://heliohost.uni.cc/site_search.txt