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Log into cPanel and select FTP Accounts. At the bottom of the page you will find the FTP logs. How are the files being transferred? With an FTP client? Usually corruption occurs when the file being uploaded is done using the wrong file type. Like a binary file being uploaded in ASCII format or an ASCII file being uploaded in binary. Or it can simply be a bad connection (route losing bits).
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Installing "http_Request2" Failure
TCH-Bruce replied to jbach's topic in CPanel and Site Maintenance
If you are having problems installing something please open a ticket with the help desk. They can assist you. But from reading the path information from your attempt you cannot access those folders. So maybe this is something the techs would have to install for you anyway. -
.htaccess File Throwing 500 Error
TCH-Bruce replied to sigmadog's topic in CPanel and Site Maintenance
The above is correct. This is a capability of suPHP. It basically moves the php set directives out of the .htaccess file and into it's own file. -
I never set any permissions on my php files and they run just fine but 755 would be the logical choice since it offers execute permissions for owner, group and world. As for whether or not HTTP_Request2 is available please open a ticket with the help desk and ask. The techs can tell you if it is configured on your server.
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.htaccess File Throwing 500 Error
TCH-Bruce replied to sigmadog's topic in CPanel and Site Maintenance
The php.ini file was probably in your Drupal folder. Create a php.ini file in the Drupal folder and enter the command as such to turn register_globals off. >register_globals = Off -
Make sure you are running current versions of all your software packages and scripts.
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Happy Birthday voilsb Enjoy the day!
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Happy Birthday Tristatesportbikes
TCH-Bruce replied to TCH-Thomas's topic in Anniversaries and Birthdays
Happy Birthday Gary Enjoy the day! -
Use this link to access the help desk: https://ssl.totalchoicehosting.com/supportdesk Ask the techs to check file ownership of the all the files and folders for their account and change them to be owned by them. Then all the folders in the WordPress installation should be set to 755 permissions.
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A 401 error means you have not provided proper authentication.
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Happy Birthday Panayiotis Enjoy the day!
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Happy Birthday Jay Enjoy the day!
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Happy Birthday Dominic Enjoy the day!
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Happy Birthday Jack Enjoy the day!
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Happy Birthday Marcia Enjoy the day!
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Ask tech support to check the ownership of all files and folders for the account and set them to what they should be.
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I never disable my plugins and haven't had a problem.
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Can't say I've ever heard of them. I did go to their website. Pretty minimalistic but if they are legit sounds like a nice idea. Good luck and congrats if it's legit.
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Happy Birthday Tommy Enjoy the day!
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Happy Birthday Dabbles Enjoy the day!
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You do not have access to the command line but generally you upload the files using FTP. You can upload a .zip or .gz compressed file you can expand on the server using the file manager. If the software requires a database you create those though cPanel. You create and add database users using cPanel as well. If they have a backup of their files in .zip, .tar or .gz format it can be uploaded and extracted. If they have a database backup you upload that to their web space and then open a ticket with the help desk and ask the techs to import it into the database you create.
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Thanks Thomas even though I use Foxit Reader instead.
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Happy Birthday Bill Enjoy the day!
