Thanks for the reply. It’s my university’s server, and I can’t find any contact information.
BUT, I found the problem. The server requires the line ‘#!/usr/local/bin/php’ to be at the top of each php file. Is there something I can put in the htaccess file that will allow me to run the files without having to put this in manually? Thanks!
I’m having a similar problem. I have the wordpress folders uploaded into a folder called ‘blog’. I’ve set the blog folder permissions to 755. The ‘wp-admin’ folder is also set to 755. Inside this folder I have a test php file called hello.php. I open it up in my web browser and I receive a Hello World! I then open up ‘install.php’, which is in the same folder, and get an Internal Server Error. Both the hello.php file and the install.php file are set to 755. Any advice?
