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Pavel Petrochenko - 02/Apr/08 12:48 PM
Seems to be yours.
Hi,
What error do you see in your apache log file? Thank you, I don't get any error on the Apache Log files. When I create a new php file on Aptana I get error 500:
http://www.newhomebr.com/thisisaphpfile.php 
When I create it with any other FTP soft it works: Just thought I'd add that I also have this problem.
When creating a new remote file of any type via the built-in FTP, permissions are set to This gives me Internal Server Error 500 on my hosting config so I have to ssh and chmod to 644 What would be great is a new field on the FTP Site Configuration dialog that lets us set the default permissions for newly created files. Note this isn't a show-stopper for us, Aptana is still a rocking IDE for PHP & AJAX development - but this permissions issue can really slow down the coding activity. We'll reuse the dialog box check boxes from the permissions screen (one group of check boxes for file, one for folders) to allow users to set the default remote file permission. You'll want to make sure that setting is eprsisted as part of the serialization of the FTP properties on Studio shutdown.
A preference page (Aptana->File View->Permission) is added for setting default permissions for new files and folders created from the file explorer view.
If I edit or create a file in the project-view (the file is local) and then upload or sync it, it gets the chmod 666 (Preferences - Permissions are set to chmod 755) and I get the known server-errors.
The file-view works fine (remote). |
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PHP 500 Error on Server when uploading with FTP