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You pointed out exactly the right thing.. #!/bin/sh was there but without "#".. I added it.. reset the permissions.. and YESSSSS... its working..
Thanks man, I could never figure out that little diamond.
Thanks for taking time to respond me so quickly..
I hope you would find something odd that will fix my problem.. :)
ll -a /var/www/vhosts/DOMAINNAME/
ll -a /var/www/vhosts/DOMAINNAME/cgi-bin/
ll -a /var/www/vhosts/DOMAINNAME/cgi-bin/.cgi_wrapper/
cat...
second version of PHP is not installed @ /usr/local/php540-cgi rather rather @ /usr/local/php540-cgi/bin and is working fine except it throw few warning about libxml2 that are as follows. I dont think that these warning could cause any problem.
./php: /usr/lib64/libxml2.so.2: no version...
domainuser/psaserv for cgi-bin (I tried the domainuser/psacln too) and domainuser/psacln for the wrapper and wrapper directory.
and root/root for vhost.conf (tried the root/apache but did not work either).
Plesk 11 with default PHP 5.3 and PHP 5.4.7
Hi,
I am developing a crawler which require PCRE v7+ in PHP. The Plesk 11 version of PHP has PCRE version 6.6 which is not enough. So, I decided to install a second version of PHP. I used this guide (http://kb.parallels.com/114753) as the source...
Hi,
I am developing a crawler which require PCRE v7+ in PHP. The Plesk version of PHP has PCRE version 6.6 which is not enough. So, I decided to install a second version of PHP. I used this guide (http://kb.parallels.com/114753) as the source and tried to install PHP 5.4.7. Everything looks...