• If you try to install WordPress on a shared host with virtual servers for each user, you will possibly run in a big problem. Every time you try to access you Blog page, the browser will start a file download of the php file instead of display the page.
    You have to disable the safe mode first and everything works fine 😉
    (BTW: My server is running Apache 2.0.49, PHP 4.3.4 and MySQL 4.0.18 with PHP as Apache module…)

    To the WordPress developers:
    Hey guys, you should make it very clear, that your software is not able to run with activated PHP safe mode!

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  • WP has not had an issue with Safe Mode before, and in fact the FAQ clearly states – from previous queries on this issue – that Safe Mode has no impact on WP.

    I would suggest that this is due more to the configuration that your host has implemented.

    Thread Starter Red

    (@red)

    First:
    I found no clear statement about safe mode on this page! BTW, where is the FAQ where you found this ? In Docs/FAQ they say nothing about safe mode…
    Second:
    The only thing I changed was disabling the safe mode – and it works. Strange!

    I run php in safe mode, and never had a problem.

    Thread Starter Red

    (@red)

    Thx podz – for the link.
    Maybe it was a special problem with my server. The box is hosting many virtual hosts and confixx as admin tool. This is causing a confusing configuration with many *.conf files – all included in others… terrible ;-(
    Anyway, now it works.

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