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cgi-bin permissions

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mike108

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Hi

I am having real trouble installing some software that is running from the cgi-bin...

here is what they say ipermissions should be:
... cgi-bin/affiliates - chmod 755
... cgi-bin/affiliates/emails - chmod 777
... cgi-bin/affiliates/templates - chmod 777

... cgi-bin/affiliates/config.cgi - chmod 777

I have given modify permissions on the whole affiliates folder....

however when i come to run the script the setup page never writes data to the config file that is in the cgi-bin folder...

I have 2 plesk servers and i tried setting it up on both of them but same problem on both

any ideas????

thanks
Mike
 
How do you give this CHMOD 777 and 755 as Plesk for Win?
I think you posted in the wrong place.

No windows these permissions can be edited on security.

Button rigth> properties> Security

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