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Did the host change the ownership of the files or the user as whom apache runs? 644 is not correct under some situations.

 

If you didn't change anything, I would just wait until the host is finished working on things. Until then, you might have to undo any change that you might make.

 

Good luck,

Matt

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i don't really know exactly what he did but he said he had recompiled apache several times and tried a couple of different versions.

 

when I changed the permissions so that no-one had write access the error was still coming up.

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oh and for some wacky reason the configure.php permissions error is coming up EVEN THOUGH the permissions are set correctly.

 

does anybody have a clue on this?

 

Yep, this often happen. Try chmod 444.

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