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Just a quick note to let everyone know that we have just upgraded Web Server 0 to include PHP5 support.
This is expected to be rolled out across all the servers once we have established that the new configuration is stable.
At the current time if your FTP user name ends with the digit 0 then you will be able to use the new support. (eg. sr021220)
If you wish to make use of the new PHP5 support then you simply need to use the extension .php5 rather than the usual .php extension.
Please also note the tougher security that has been installed on these servers, please see this link for more information.
http://freeola.com/support/webspace_php.php#update
If anyone has any problems with the new configuration, please let us know so that we can resolve them before the full server rollout.
This is expected to be rolled out across all the servers once we have established that the new configuration is stable.
At the current time if your FTP user name ends with the digit 0 then you will be able to use the new support. (eg. sr021220)
If you wish to make use of the new PHP5 support then you simply need to use the extension .php5 rather than the usual .php extension.
Please also note the tougher security that has been installed on these servers, please see this link for more information.
http://freeola.com/support/webspace_php.php#update
If anyone has any problems with the new configuration, please let us know so that we can resolve them before the full server rollout.
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The 500 error is due to permission problems.
Due to the upgrade the permissions on you htdocs folder should be set to 755 (the folder own can read, write and execute but the group and user can only read and execute). Unix permissions can be a little confusing so I suggest you read this for a good explanation (an how to change permissions using cuteFTP).
If your scripts worked before then you should not need to change them to use PHP5 as PHP4 is still installed on the servers you just need to check that their permissions are correct (after correcting the permissions on the htdocs folder).
As for formtomail, if you are using Freeola's script and not another 3rd party script just read over the top section here.
Due to the upgrade the permissions on you htdocs folder should be set to 755 (the folder own can read, write and execute but the group and user can only read and execute). Unix permissions can be a little confusing so I suggest you read this for a good explanation (an how to change permissions using cuteFTP).
If your scripts worked before then you should not need to change them to use PHP5 as PHP4 is still installed on the servers you just need to check that their permissions are correct (after correcting the permissions on the htdocs folder).
As for formtomail, if you are using Freeola's script and not another 3rd party script just read over the top section here.
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