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RE: Ftp problem - scoutsniper - 11-15-2007 06:42 PM
No... I'm not configure anything
RE: Ftp problem - BeNe - 11-15-2007 06:52 PM
Quote:13,8kbsThis is ok for a P1 133MHz...but not more
Machine OK ? Load averge ? MEM ?
Error on the Networkdevice ?
You can use NTOP...
Greez BeNe
RE: Ftp problem - rbtux - 11-15-2007 06:59 PM
hehe I got a 166 MHz FTP Server at home...
I have 20 Mbit/s... So there must be another problem...
RE: Ftp problem - scoutsniper - 11-15-2007 07:14 PM
It's now P1 Its test server p4 3.0Mhz 2 gb ram Normal averege
0.00 (1 min) 0.00 (5 mins) 0.00 (15 mins)
No problem with device i think... i have other problem too:
I open new domain(create) And enable CGI/PL from ispcp panel then there is a folder /cgi-bin/ I put all my pl scripts there always return me :
Error 500!
/cgi-bin/mysql.pl
Internal Server Error!
Thanks For All
RE: Ftp problem - rbtux - 11-15-2007 07:15 PM
there must be something in error.log
maybe premature end of script...
Check Shebang and check fileformat (\n or \r\n)
RE: Ftp problem - scoutsniper - 11-15-2007 07:21 PM
Sorry i don't understand that ;( ;( ;( Where is error log and which shebang
RE: Ftp problem - joximu - 11-16-2007 05:35 AM
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shebang_(Unix)
RE: Ftp problem - scoutsniper - 11-16-2007 06:34 AM
I don't understand anything what is this shebang do not help me because i don't understand anything
RE: Ftp problem - rbtux - 11-16-2007 06:41 AM
in the shebag (thats the first line in a normal unix script) the intepreter for the language the script uses is defined...
When the path don't correspondends with the actual path on your server there would be a problem...
Please post apache error.log for that domain...
I do not know where its saved atm.
But hey you got linux there... why not try something like find /var -name "error.log" -print ?
RE: Ftp problem - joximu - 11-16-2007 06:45 AM
The shebang is more or less the first line (#!/...) in a script...
Another thing with perl files: check the line ending: is it a \n or \r\n (Unix or DOS/Windows style) - you can play with settings in your ftp program (ASCII or binary upload...)