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caftpx10

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Did this happen after a change or did it happen "randomly"?
 

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Hi,

You're receiving a blank page from your PHP script due to a fatal PHP error.

I've enabled PHP's display_errors for your account and the page is reporting:

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Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '$auth' (T_VARIABLE) in /home/dunblane/public_html/MRBS/config.inc.php on line 213
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(cPanel -> Select PHP Version -> Switch to PHP Settings -> Display_errors = On)
 
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Displaying errors right on the page isn't really a good idea as a visitor can end up seeing information they shouldn't know about. Personally, I go with error logging (where errors get stored in a file) because only you (if you make it 403 on people who attempt to access the log via their browser) can access it outside of the site such as the file manager.
It's your call, really. :)

Anyway, according to that error, something went a bit off place (literally), that $auth variable of course. A typo most likely occurred. (I generally don't need to comment on this but I felt like doing so to have some relevance here.)
 
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