htaccess effects

[boionfire81]

Does McCodes 2.0.5 running mysqli on php 7 modify the htaccess file in any way? if so how?

[sniko]

No.

What behaviour are you experiencing?

[boionfire81]

Well first, I got a 500 error when I tried to go to cPanel. O.o they said mccode must have modified the htaccess file.

Right now, my crons are going off at random >.<

Then just various errors from time to time. Can reload the same page 100 times. 60% will be errors, 40% will be fine -.-

[boionfire81]

But the thing is, their logs, don't even show there was ever a 500 error for cpanel >.<

The rep told me with the crons "it's because you set them that way" then turns around and say "I THINK * means minute" brother!

[Coly010]

Mccodes doesn't use or modify any .htaccess

If the error occurred when trying to visit the cpanel then it's a problem for your server admins unless you installed cpanel yourself

[boionfire81]

Yeah they "escalated" the request. Still waiting to hear back from them.

P.S. When the site does go live..I'm gonna need to hire a developer to help me fix all these undefined warnings. If anyone is interested.

[uSER=65371]sniko[/uSER] I went through the "repair database" thingy in cpanel. The property_mod tables came back as not repairable because the store engine for the table does not support repair. Not sure what that means though. If it is something that can be changed or????

[properties_mod_user] note: The storage engine for the table doesn't support repair [property_mod] note: The storage engine for the table doesn't support repair [property_mod_market] note: The storage engine for the table doesn't support repair [property_mod_upgrades] note: The storage engine for the table doesn't support repair

[KyleMassacre]

They probably can't be repaired because they are not InnoDB.

To answer your original question, like other people have said, MCC doesn't use the .htaccess at all. Can you see your .htaccess file? If so, what does it look like?

But chances are it's bare bones and probably just has some error pages defined if there is an error and your server admin doesn't really know what he's talking about. Because if you can reload he page and get it working 1 out of 100 times, chances are it's not your htaccess file

[boionfire81]

exactly. And I think the issue is being a shared hosting account. I went with InMotion because of their speed. But geez!

[sniko]

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P.S. When the site does go live..I'm gonna need to hire a developer to help me fix all these undefined warnings. If anyone is interested.

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Interested, depending on your budget.

[uSER=72582]boionfire81[/uSER] - change hosts. The sales/technical rep doesn't seem like he's capable of his/her job. Find someone else ??

[Zettieee]

PHP7 issues with mccodes: issue #1: when you make a mistake eg: <td class="something> with a missed "</td> will cause a 500 error

issue #2: output buffers not correctly working (remove the buffers from header and place them in different files