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OK, I've chmoded my .htaccess file to 755 and it didn't help but shouldn't the .htaccess file ALWAYS be 644? Byron

Some of my cgi/perl files quit working. This is one that USED to work, but isn't now: http://byrondallas.heliohost.org/search.pl This one still works as well as others. http://byrondallas.heliohost.org/cgi-bin/time.pl and I do have my .htaccess written to allow cgi in all of my folders. Thanks, Byron

It's back to normal on my cPanel. Thanks, Byron

It's back up. Thanks, Byron

It must be that way for everybody because I'm showing 0's too. Byron

Nope, it's still down or maybe it was up and I didn't see it. http://byrondallas.heliohost.org/php/countdown-h.php

Seems the server uptime has really been better the last few days, so when ever you get a chance would it be possible to get the Imagick Class back? http://byrondallas.heliohost.org/php/countdown-h.php Thanks, Byron

This thread should help you to understand what is going on. http://www.helionet.org/index/index.php?showtopic=3716

That's ok djbob. I know your really working hard to get us back up and working. I appreciate your honesty and keeping us up to date on what's going on with Stevie. Regards, Byron

Only purple dinosaurs get to go to heaven, which rules out all but one. So I guess I'll see Barney in heaven.

It's down again djbob. http://byrondallas.heliohost.org/php/countdown-h.php Thanks, Byron

Here are the methods that are supported by Heliohost: http://byrondallas.heliohost.org/php/imagi...all-methods.php Here are some really good examples by DJ Mike: http://eclecticdjs.com/mike/tutorials/php/imagemagick/ There's some really great stuff you can do with the Imagick Class! Byron

It is and thanks!

Hey djbob, I woke up this morning and found this error on one of my pages I had made last night, which btw was working last night: Fatal error: Class 'Imagick' not found in /home/byron/public_html/php/countdown-h.php on line 12 http://byrondallas.heliohost.org/php/countdown-h.php and if anybody cares for a countdown script? http://byrondallas.heliohost.org/php/countdown-h.txt Could you check this for me? Thanks, Byron

Great little script for finding errors. http://byrondallas.heliohost.org/scripts/p...linecounter.txt Only works for the files in the directory it is placed in. If the url looks like this: http://byrondallas.heliohost.org/my_script.php Then only enter this: my_script.php and it will display the code line by line with numbers. Byron

Ah it's good to be back! Thanks djbob for keepng us updated on the home page. Don't know if everybody else knew about it, but I always checked back often for updates. Byron

hey djbob, I was going over your mail page and found a typo you might want to correct. Should read, "then Heliohost is the place for we you." Thought you might want to know Byron

You really did a great job djbob! Looks really good. Byron

This may or may not be what they're looking for and even if it's not this is really a great site search tool. Put it in any directory and name it anything you want with a .pl or .cgi extension and chmod it to 755 and your ready to go. http://www.perlservices.net/en/programs/si...der/index.shtml Here is the script. http://byrondallas.heliohost.org/scripts/p...site_search.txt Byron

All I meant by system access was that cron would still be able to execute the file even though on my old server the file couldn't be executed by me. This is a php file chmoded to 600 from my old server: http://byrondallas.p4h.biz/php/index.php It's a long story on my old server, even though it's still up and running, it's subject to go down for weeks at a time and there's no administrator or forum for that domain anymore and hasn't been for over a year and that's why I'm with heliohost now and really fortunate (btw) that I found such a really great host. Thanks, Byron

Everyone as in anybody who clicks onto my page url. And yes I understand that no one can see the source code of server side scripting no matter what I chmod it as, but it was my understanding that a permissions of 600 would block world access to the page but allow system access such as a cron job. I know on my old server that a setting of 600 would deny me and everybody else to my php pages but that server ran php as an Apache module. And today when I tried chmodding a file to 600 I found it a little strange that I was able to execute it and thought maybe something was wrong. Nothing really. I just thought since my directory sweeper, (that is run by a cron job) didn't need world access and could have a permission of 600 and cron would still be able to execute it but would keep anybody else from executing it. It's really not that important, I was just concerned that maybe I had permission problems, but if you say that's the way it's supposed to work than that's all that matters. Thanks, Byron

I'm perfectly OK with your decision and I really don't mind at all. Thanks, Byron

So are you saying that everybody should be able to see my php pages when they are chmoded to 600? I take it that your able to see them, right? I'm using a cgi unix command tool. It's a web-based UNIX Shell Interface that uses non-interactive commands only. This is what the info says about it: and I have it password protected with .htaccess Byron

Exactly what does that mean? You know I really didn't need to go through all of this with you, but since you seemed to think I was to incompitent to know how to chmod files or that I would come over here and post that I had permission problems without making sure my files were actually set to 600 and not something else and now you tell me you don't know anything about php and you don't even have a site to test on LOL. I think next time I'll just wait for djbob's reply. Thanks anyway Wizard, Byron