I need a web hosting guru to help me on this one...

[Dimelord]

So I have been trying for the past week to get this stupid blockcrawler running. I cant figure out why apache2 wont run the php scripts... (LAMP server) Anyone have tips for me?   Everything that should be working is working because I got the little info.php file to work. For whatever reason, it wont run the explorer right... Im new to this PHP and Apache stuff  

http://107.170.62.244/block_crawler.php
http://107.170.62.244

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[bumblebeee]

Wish I could help, but this seems a bit complex 

[harkonnen]

So I have been trying for the past week to get this stupid blockcrawler running. I cant figure out why apache2 wont run the php scripts... (LAMP server) Anyone have tips for me?   Everything that should be working is working because I got the little info.php file to work. For whatever reason, it wont run the explorer right... Im new to this PHP and Apache stuff  

http://107.170.62.244/block_crawler.php
http://107.170.62.244

Create a text file with following content.

Code:

<?php
phpinfo();
?>

Save it as phpinfo.php, and open it with your browser. If it displays various settings, PHP is working fine. And problem is with your 'block_crawler.php'

[Bitsky]

And that's why there are error logs which contain information about such problems. Go take a look at them and see what error it spits out.

If you are running this on a RedHat/CentOS machine and the script wants to connect to other servers, SELinux blocks this by befault.
Just toggle the boolean to give it a try:
setsebool httpd_can_network_connect on
If it works then, make it permanent by adding -P

You could also temporarily turn it off with 0 (1 to switch it on again):
setenforce 0

Some wannabe admins might suggest to disable it entirely, but that's one of the stupiest things you can do.

[Dimelord]

I think the problem is with my node. Thanks for the help tho