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Hello again,
I am getting increasingly FRUSTRATED with the COMPLETE LACK OF SUPPORT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You have apparently made server changes that have caused my contact forms to stop working on my site. I have sent an e-mail message and two support tickets on this, checked the knowledge base, posted in the forum, searched the Internet, etc. I got no acknowledgment that my e-mail message or support tickets were even received by you.
Here's the problem AGAIN:
I have a simple contact form that uses a CGI script to send a plain text e-mail message to the e-mail address specified in the form. It was working perfectly. In cPanel, I activated the Simple CGI Wrapper within the CGI section of cPanel, uploaded the CGI script to the scgi-bin directory and changed the permissions with CHMOD to make it executable.
Recently, I happened to notice that the form was no longer working (don't know how long that's been going on). I hadn't made any changes to the form or script. I checked the file permissions and saw that the CGI script was no longer executable. I fixed that (somehow you changed that on the server). That didn't fix the problem. Someone in the forums suggested that I put it in the cgi-bin directory. That didn't work.
cPanel no longer has a CGI section in it, however, its documentation states that it does. I can't find any information on this "scgiwrap: Caller must be the nobody user" error that is being generated now when the form is submitted. Everything I have read on the Internet points to it being something changed on the hosting server's configuration.
Here is the form action and where the e-mail address is specified that the form contents is to be mailed:
<form action="http://purrfectsites.elementfx.com/scgi-bin/ezformml.cgi" method="POST" name="EZFormMailer">
<input type="hidden" name="to_email" value="handbells4me@gmail.com" />
Please fix the server problem or tell me exactly what I need to do on my end to fix it. Like I said, I didn't make any changes to the form or the CGI script between the time that it was working perfectly until now.
You state that you support CGI for free hosting users, but cPanel doesn't have a CGI section anymore like it used to have. Do you not support CGI anymore? If so, I'll need to find a different hosting provider. I was planning to upgrade to paid hosting when I can afford to do so and would like to stick with the same provider, but if this complete lack of support is an indication of your service, then there is absolutely no reason for me to ever become an x10hosting paid subscriber.
I am getting increasingly FRUSTRATED with the COMPLETE LACK OF SUPPORT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You have apparently made server changes that have caused my contact forms to stop working on my site. I have sent an e-mail message and two support tickets on this, checked the knowledge base, posted in the forum, searched the Internet, etc. I got no acknowledgment that my e-mail message or support tickets were even received by you.
Here's the problem AGAIN:
I have a simple contact form that uses a CGI script to send a plain text e-mail message to the e-mail address specified in the form. It was working perfectly. In cPanel, I activated the Simple CGI Wrapper within the CGI section of cPanel, uploaded the CGI script to the scgi-bin directory and changed the permissions with CHMOD to make it executable.
Recently, I happened to notice that the form was no longer working (don't know how long that's been going on). I hadn't made any changes to the form or script. I checked the file permissions and saw that the CGI script was no longer executable. I fixed that (somehow you changed that on the server). That didn't fix the problem. Someone in the forums suggested that I put it in the cgi-bin directory. That didn't work.
cPanel no longer has a CGI section in it, however, its documentation states that it does. I can't find any information on this "scgiwrap: Caller must be the nobody user" error that is being generated now when the form is submitted. Everything I have read on the Internet points to it being something changed on the hosting server's configuration.
Here is the form action and where the e-mail address is specified that the form contents is to be mailed:
<form action="http://purrfectsites.elementfx.com/scgi-bin/ezformml.cgi" method="POST" name="EZFormMailer">
<input type="hidden" name="to_email" value="handbells4me@gmail.com" />
Please fix the server problem or tell me exactly what I need to do on my end to fix it. Like I said, I didn't make any changes to the form or the CGI script between the time that it was working perfectly until now.
You state that you support CGI for free hosting users, but cPanel doesn't have a CGI section anymore like it used to have. Do you not support CGI anymore? If so, I'll need to find a different hosting provider. I was planning to upgrade to paid hosting when I can afford to do so and would like to stick with the same provider, but if this complete lack of support is an indication of your service, then there is absolutely no reason for me to ever become an x10hosting paid subscriber.