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    DaemonS is offline x10Hosting Member DaemonS is an unknown quantity at this point
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    CGI config Error

    I went and downloaded a site indexer for my site... i set the chmod to 0755 and it runs but i get a 500 error everytime.. what am i doing wrong..

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    Re: CGI config Error

    This could be alot of things.

    1st : did you put it in your public_html/cgi-bin ?
    2nd : did the script have an install file or should it just run straight up?
    3rd : Is the script in Perl ? If so then is the hash bang correct (#!/usr/bin/perl -w). This should be the very first line of the file.
    4th : If it is in your cgi-bin, set to 755 and the hash bang is "#!/usr/bin/perl -w" and still doesn't work, then ask the people who made/wrote the script.

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