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I can't get the Captcha images to run on Linux..have it working on other servers just fine....
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Probably, the Capcha script asks you which form has to be protected.
Try to set the absolute path to the form, like /var/www/webX/web/contactform.html instead of contactform.html.
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I can't tell you that, it depends on the software supplier.
The Capcha software, i use has an own admin page, where settings for the Capcha can be befined, like:
Fontstyle, Fontsize, Number of characters, colour or B/W, form name to protect and so on.
With the software i use, i had to define the absolute path, not the relative.
For this reason, i wanted to give you a hint.
I'm not using captcha software, I'm using the .php security images captcha piece integrated onto a webform so that it throws up random security letters/characters.
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Originally Posted by galgammer
I don't have that type of access as it is shared hosting.
Sorry.
If the allow configuration override in apache you can turn on php display_errors using a .htaccess file in that directory then the error's will be displayed in the browser.
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