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[Tranz]

I think you need to ask your webhost if you can use Coppermine on its servers, given its security setup.

[ace09041982]

they already use it but it is supplied by fantistico but is 1.4.2 and acording to a previous thread i should not use fantistico for setup, anyway.  the same thing happens with the fantistico version aswell.

[Tranz]

Well unless they review/revise their security settings, it doesn't seem like Coppermine can be run out of the box on their servers. Maybe someone here can figure out the source of the error even after renaming the file.

If they won't change things, they should remove it from Fantastico. Otherwise, those users are going to come here asking for support when there is nothing we can do for them.

[Paver]

You can put all the JavaScript in template.html instead of linking it in an external file.  Have you tried this?

[ace09041982]

no, it is still not saving changes, just comming back with err 406, however,  i have got this from web host support dept:

php

Hello,
We are looking into your issue. Please hold on.
We shall update you soon.
Thank you,
Regards,
Sankar

[ace09041982]

Hi all, IT'S FIXED!!!!!

turns out it was my webhost.  I have included the info from my webhost so this topic my be posted to an FAQ in the future.

Thanks all for the help

php

Hello,

The issue was due to a pattern match in one of the configuration files.
We have removed the rule and it now working fine.
Please verify. Get back to us if you still have issues.
Thank you for the co-operation.

Regards,
Ginsy.
 

 
php

Hello,
The configuration file had probably words that were blocked by Mod Security in the server.
The rules corresponding to those words have been altered.
So now mod security does not block access to those files.

Thank you,
Regards,
Sankar