Hmmm, habe gerade folgendes gefunden:
Quote:Goodbye .htaccess and Hello .ini
Under the old Apache Module mode you were able to manipulate the PHP settings from within a .htaccess file placed in the script's directory.
For example you could turn off the php setting "magic_quotes_gpc" with this line in .htaccess:
php_value magic_quotes_gpc on
With PHP running as CGI/phpsuexec, manipulating the PHP settings is still possible however it can not be done with .htaccess. Using .htaccess with php_value entries within it will cause a 500 internal server error when attempting to access the scripts. This is because php is no longer running as an apache module and apache will not handle those directives any longer.
All php values should be removed from your .htaccess files to avoid the 500 internal server error. Creating a php.ini file to manipulate the php settings will solve this issue.
Ist also doch ein Apache/Suexec Problem und nicht ISP-Control
Wieso verwendest du nicht einfach .php anstatt .htm? Du kannst sonst auch die php.ini von deinem Kundenprofil ändern.
MlG Fluser