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Question: When I attempt to execute setup.cgi or admin.cgi I get internal server errors.

Answer: Make sure that all the .cgi and .pm files you transferred has the permission setting of 755 accept config.cgi - config.cgi requires the permission setting of 777 at installation time.

Another possible cause could be that when you transferred the .cgi and .pm files that some of them became corrupt while transferring. Try to retransfer all the .cgi and .pm files.

Also ensure that you have the DBI modules installed that the scripts uses to communicate with MySQL. If you are unsure about this, contact your host and ask them if the MySQL DBI modules that Perl uses to communicate with Mysql is installed.

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