| Are you running PHP as a module? |
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No, we are running PHP through CGI which means that your scripts
must not have permissions higher than 755. If any of your scripts
tell you to change your .php files to permission 777 you can ignore
this. Also, because of the way phpsuexec works you will no longer
be able to place PHP directives into your .htaccess file. You will need
to comment them out and create a php.ini file in your directory with
these directives in it. Keep in mind that unlike a .htaccess file, a
php.ini does not recurse down into subdirectories. We also suggest that you copy our global php.ini values over to your
php.ini. If you try to make your own php.ini with only a few values in
it, it will not adopt the values from the global php.ini and you may be left without Zend optimizer and other improvements we have made to PHP.
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