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ridiculous support conversation ...
well, on some days i ask myself ... "how on earth can such dumbwits get a job at the support center of a host?" here we go: ...
me: heyas :) well, i wanna make www.mydomain.com a fully functional site with trade script and such, but need some info about the server specs ... for the trade script i'd need the OS (http://www.arrowscripts.com/atl3_dl.shtml) ... but first of all, i need to know if php and such is allowed at all :/ plz holla me :) TIA :) support: The OS is FreeBSD 7.x. There should not be any problems with PHP at all, however we would need a list of requirements to give you an informed response. me: thx for the fast response, much appreciated :) however, the script only asks for certain OSs, so i dunno what else might be needed :/ i'll simply try and see if it works 8) if i get stuck, i'll be back at ya :) me: well, trying to load the scripts install.cgi, i am redirected to ***.com :( doesnt look like the cgi-bin dir i created is really active or supported :( plz advise - tia :) support: We'll have to make a few verifications on our end. Can you let us know how exactly to replicate the issue? We'll get back to you as soon as possible. support: Do you happen to know what IP address mydomain.com used to point to previously, when it was working ? me: well, altho chmodded to match the install manual for ATC, http://www.mydomain.com/cgi-bin/atc/install.cgi brings up www.***.com which clearly shows php or cgi (bin) useage is not enabled by default ... but plz, hit me up on ICQ to make it easier for both sides: ##########.. that way i can report fail or success faster ;) support: We will verify if it's possible and will get back to you asap. support: Can you tell us how to replicate the issue? Where is install.cgi located? Are there credentials required? me: huh? http://www.mydomain.com/ IS still working ... the problem is i am redirected when trying to load the file install.cgi in the cgi-bin dir ... so, there is no problem with dns or anything alike ... the prob IS the cgi-bin dir which prolly isnt parsed and/or must be moved OUTSIDE the root ... me: well, i am a lil frustrated ... i told ya the prob is with the CGI-BIN and there is only ONE folder inside it ... ATC ... and inside that is the install.cgi file :/ ... so, as mentioned before, the issue is loading http://www.mydomain.com/cgi-bin/atc/install.cgi (as mentioned in my mail yesterday)... it redirects to ***.com which indicates that either a) cgi-bin dir must be outside root or b) cgi aint enabled or c) attributes of the cgi-bin dir are wrong ... support: The install.cgi script contains code that redirects you to the other site. me: ehh? impossible! ANY file in the cgi-bin/atc/ dir redirects, so its 100% a server setting and NOT in the script ... besides; ***.com is a XOXOXO site - why shud that trade script redir to a - for the script - unknown site? doesnt make sense at all ... someone hit me up plz: icq ###### ... me: hey, simply try to load ANY file in the cgi-bin/atc/ dir and you will ALWAYS be redirected to ***.com ... why dont you look at the server config to check if cgi-bin is enabled?! it is NOT a script error, but a server setting ... its plain to see so why do ya think its the script? what a pain in the ass ... still no-one on icq :mad: how dumb can support be? :disgust |
It sucks when the support is dumb. The support at justhost.com seems fine to me.
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Support employees are usually trained monkeys working for low sallary and having one of worst jobs. Nobody "normal" stays in such work for more then few months (2-4).
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there is nothing worse then calling support for help on something and you know more then the person you are talking to and you have to explain things to them :mad:
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(I'll have to admit I've been that customer a couple of times... when you're frustrated because things are broken you just want it fixed... :) ) |
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it doesn't seem like you are the sharpest tool is the drawer either
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