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Thread began 3/18/2011 7:20 pm by ore423857 | Last modified 3/22/2011 8:18 am by ore423857 | 2712 views | 7 replies

ore423857

OK - So I am a bit more relaxed now...

I went through these forums again and found a few other people who had this issue. I gathered that the best thing to do was move all of my files to a new folder called "NEW SITE".

NEW SITE sits on the root folder now with another folder which I am assuming is godaddy's since I cannot delete it (called stats).

I gave NEW SITE and all the files and folders within NEW SITE the 777 permissions. This process took a few minutes.

I opened a new browser window and directed the browser to NEW SITE and once there, the checklist popped up. I hit start and again #1 and #2 are fine, but I still have a File Permissions error.

I went to check my PHP version with godaddy and it says "PHP Version: PHP 5.x "

So I know it can't really be any of the PHP version issues I read about which may also be a reason for this...

SO at what point does someone call me OR do I just give up and get my money back guarantee??

I do appreciate your help.

Ore

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