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Hey, I want to access my the page inside my subfolder (The third-level up website: http://englishup.hel...red_article.php). But I can't because of this: Internal Server Error The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request [...] Well, I've set the permissions of the internal pages to 644 and the folders are already set to 755. What should I do?

After a few little hiccups with logging in, I am now able to upload PHP scripts to my account. Woop! However, when uploading via SFTP, I notice that the default permissions are 664, which gives group write access to my files. cPanel does not like that, and so bombs out with this error: I suspect this is a default that I cannot change myself, other than modifying permissions per-file after I have uploaded them. I think the default should be 644, which works for me. If the changes can be done and are per-user, my username is "halfer". However, it seems to me that this should be 644 for everyone. Can this tweak be made, or is it group-write by default for a reason? Thanks!

Hi, I have some problems... I can't access to CPanel with any device (it says "Your IP Adress has been changed. Retry the login") FTP doesn't create folders. I connect through Filezilla but I can't create folders (probably because I exceeded the maximum disk allowed) [solved deleting some softacoulous backup] FTP Permissions seems that doesn't work... (I think it is related to the second problem) [solved deleting some softacoulous backup]Thanks

When I upload files/folders to my user dir, I'm getting odd permissions(775, 664) and sometimes even none(for some folders) and I must change them manually... As far as I can say, this should be done on the server side config somehow. Could anyone assist me with this, please?

When trying to set the SQL user permissions for our database through cPanel, it says that it has updated them successfully. However, the permissions are still unchecked when I go back to the update permissions page. username: m1c0l database: m1c0l_Calendar server: stevie

I have the following configuration to connect to the database: $db_username = 'user=myuser'; $db_password = 'password=mypass'; $db_name = 'dbname=test'; $db_host = 'host=localhost'; $db = pg_connect("$db_host $db_username $db_password $db_name"); $query = "SELECT * FROM cities"; $result = pg_query($query); if (!$result) { echo "Problem with query " . $query . "<br/>"; echo pg_last_error(); exit(); } $myrow = pg_fetch_assoc($result); $city = $myrow[city]; echo $city; The previous code works and it prints the name of the city in the table cities. Now If I try with the same but another table(Menu) which also have the field city I get the following error: Warning: pg_query() [function.pg-query]: Query failed: ERROR: permission denied for relation menu in /home1/user/public_html/index.php on line 9 Problem with query SELECT * FROM menu ERROR: permission denied for relation menu Both tables are under the same database (test) which was created by the same user. I don't know if I need to grant access to each table to the user and how or why am I getting this error. (When I run this in my computer it works but once I uploaded to the web that the error I'm getting) Any help would be highly appreciated.

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Dear admin, as i understood all free scripts are allowed to be installed on heliohost.org (not to overload the server). and i waanna ask you if "PHPmotion" (it's free) is allowed to be installed here :-)