(2014-03-16, 04:53:25)HansD Wrote: I'm having permissions problems on a Dutch provider, most likely the same ones as described on http://get-simple.info/wiki/installation:all-inkl.

The given solution ("AddHandler php-cgi .php") doesn't seem to work for me, however: after changing .htaccess, Apache downloads PHP files (instead of executing them).

Anybody any idea? I've been trying to install GS for months, so help is really - really - appreciated. (-:

(2014-03-16, 05:18:16)Draxeiro Wrote: Which provider is this exactly?

(2014-03-16, 05:47:41)HansD Wrote:

(2014-03-16, 05:18:16)Draxeiro Wrote: Which provider is this exactly?

Uniserver (www.uniserver.nl). I have a basic package, including PHP and MySQL though.

(2014-03-16, 23:23:54)Draxeiro Wrote: The provider's name doesn't ring a bell. I've experienced problems while uploading stuff via the admin at bHosted as well as Webreus. And especially at the latter one I remember permission problems. There adding the following to the htaccess file fixed it:

Code:

SecFilterEngine Off
SecFilterScanPOST Off

Not sure if it will help you out but you can always give it a shot.

(2014-03-17, 02:35:03)HansD Wrote: Thank you, but unfortunately this doesn't work for me either. I'll ask my provider if running PHP in CGI mode is allowed at all, and if so, whether "AddHandler php-cgi .php" is the correct command. Assuming running in CGI mode will solve my problems, that is. If I understand other threads on this forum well, the point is that uploaded files are owned by the FTP user and files created by GS are owned by "daemon".

(2014-03-21, 05:06:38)HansD Wrote: My provider is going to migrate my site to a server which supports FastCGI. That might just do the trick - I'll let you know.