Hi,

I've just moved my bulletin board from one server to another and most of it is working fine, apart from the members profiles and log out functions.

On both I'm getting Internal Server Errors, but from what I can see the permissions are okay...

Any help would b appreciated. The board is located at:

http://www.imusiconline.co.uk/scgi-bin/bulletin/ultimatebb.cgi

Ta,
P.

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Phil D.Long
IMUSIConline.co.uk

Your perl is not mapped correctly, speak to your host.


Check .pl and .cgi

ISEs rarely mean perl isn't properly mapped.

Are the ISEs random, or do they appear constantly when performing a certain action / during a certain time of day? When they appear, do they take a while to do so (as if the server was doing something, then stopped to give the ISE), or do they appear immediately after the request is made, without delay?

Why are you using 6.02?

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Charles Capps
Programmer, Infopop Corporation
Please do not contact me privately for support - post on the board or open a support ticket instead!

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Charles Capps:
Are the ISEs random, or do they appear constantly when performing a certain action / during a certain time of day? When they appear, do they take a while to do so (as if the server was doing something, then stopped to give the ISE), or do they appear immediately after the request is made, without delay?[/QUOTE]You can see for yourself on his board... try to view a member profile: ISE!

Okay, so they always return an ISE?

*DELETE* ultimatebb.cgi and ubb_profile.cgi from the CGI directory, and public_display_profile.cgi from the Templates directory.

After doing so, upload clean copies from a UBB distribution zip.

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Charles Capps
Programmer, Infopop Corporation
Please do not contact me privately for support - post on the board or open a support ticket instead!

(And set permissions on ultimatebb.cgi )

Graeme

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