99.9% of the time, this error is caused by either uploading in binary instead of ASCII or by incorrect file permissions (not chmod 755).
Often you can gather more information by looking at your raw error log in Cpanel. (under the 'stats' header in Cpanel, look for the link that says 'error log' to get to those)
Perl stands for 'Practical Extraction and Reporting Language'. Perl is a versatile programming...
We have one touch installs for XMB, PHPBB, and Invisionboard. Here are some links to some...
ALL cgi scripts MUST be chmod 755. This does not apply to PHP scripts. Just the scripts you place...
Yes, all of our servers have cURL enabled. The path to cURL is /usr/bin/curl .
Make sure that you have uploaded to the cgi-bin. Make sure that you are trying to access the...
