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Hello anatinus

I got busy and didn't have time to continue arguing about the problem with the easycgi.com support. They won't refund the money I paid for the site and of course I paid the full year ...

My host said they looked into the issue further and notice I'm trying to call for the file modules.php from within the modules/forums/ folder and the file doesn't exist and that's why I"m getting that ...

They're a little more co-operative now that I've asked for a refund. Here's their last reply.
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You may use the fo ...

Ok now I know this is wrong.

http://www.thecclonline.com/phpinfo.php

After seeing the same error here I thought it was messed up so I ran it off my http://localhost and it worked fine.

My host is easycgi.com and when asking them to look at the issue they replied this:

We were able to reproduce the error at our location, however as is our policy, we do not provide code support unl ...

Thanks this definatly looks server side. Though I'm not sure what to ask my hosts what to change.

Hi, I"ve been searching all over the place for a solution to what I figured was a common issue.

I've just installed phpNuke 7.7 (have same issue with 7.5 though) and my forums aren't working proper ...

Author	Message
Topic: specified CGI application misbehaved
jooma Replies: 20 Views: 38166	Forum: Bug Fixes Posted: Thu Jul 21, 2005 4:55 am Subject: specified CGI application misbehaved
jooma Replies: 20 Views: 38166	Hello anatinus I got busy and didn't have time to continue arguing about the problem with the easycgi.com support. They won't refund the money I paid for the site and of course I paid the full year ...
Topic: specified CGI application misbehaved
jooma Replies: 20 Views: 38166	Forum: Bug Fixes Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2005 6:38 pm Subject: specified CGI application misbehaved
jooma Replies: 20 Views: 38166	My host said they looked into the issue further and notice I'm trying to call for the file modules.php from within the modules/forums/ folder and the file doesn't exist and that's why I"m getting that ...
Topic: specified CGI application misbehaved
jooma Replies: 20 Views: 38166	Forum: Bug Fixes Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2005 7:59 am Subject: re: Hoping someone has a solution for this possible bug
jooma Replies: 20 Views: 38166	They're a little more co-operative now that I've asked for a refund. Here's their last reply. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- You may use the fo ...
Topic: specified CGI application misbehaved
jooma Replies: 20 Views: 38166	Forum: Bug Fixes Posted: Wed Jul 06, 2005 8:57 am Subject: re: Hoping someone has a solution for this possible bug
jooma Replies: 20 Views: 38166	Ok now I know this is wrong. http://www.thecclonline.com/phpinfo.php After seeing the same error here I thought it was messed up so I ran it off my http://localhost and it worked fine.
Topic: specified CGI application misbehaved
jooma Replies: 20 Views: 38166	Forum: Bug Fixes Posted: Tue Jul 05, 2005 3:25 pm Subject: specified CGI application misbehaved
jooma Replies: 20 Views: 38166	My host is easycgi.com and when asking them to look at the issue they replied this: We were able to reproduce the error at our location, however as is our policy, we do not provide code support unl ...
Topic: specified CGI application misbehaved
jooma Replies: 20 Views: 38166	Forum: Bug Fixes Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2005 8:31 pm Subject: specified CGI application misbehaved
jooma Replies: 20 Views: 38166	Thanks this definatly looks server side. Though I'm not sure what to ask my hosts what to change.
Topic: specified CGI application misbehaved
jooma Replies: 20 Views: 38166	Forum: Bug Fixes Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2005 5:50 am Subject: specified CGI application misbehaved
jooma Replies: 20 Views: 38166	Hi, I"ve been searching all over the place for a solution to what I figured was a common issue. I've just installed phpNuke 7.7 (have same issue with 7.5 though) and my forums aren't working proper ...