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mrlunget

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For my site I'm required to chmod some files to 777 so that the php script will function. The script is N-13 Download Manager... I tried the highest you are allowed to use before getting that Internal Server Error message, 755, but that still wasn't good enough. The script wouldn't work, so I just want to know if the chmod problem will ever be fixed. I know lots of people have had problems with this and I think it should be fixed.
 

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The server has PHP suEXEC enabled, which is the causes of the internal server error (500) when you attempt to change a file's/directory's permissions higher then 755.

The script/program/whatever won't function with the permissions set to 755?!?! That's pretty much everything needed for the file to be read and alter with PHP..

By the way, PHP suEXEC is on for security purposes.. So it cannot just be disabled.
 
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What is the "thing" your trying to install? What errors do you get, if any?
 
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