-= PHP Scripting Test =-
OS Linux Passed
Version 5.2.3 Passed
Server API cgi-fcgi Warning
Unknown Server API
Max Execution Time 30 Passed
Memory Limit 24M Failed
The memory limit is too low.You can try putting this line in the .htaccess file of your
TYPO3 root directory:<br />php_value memory_limit 32M<br />If you have access to the php.ini configuration file, please set the memory_limit
to at least 32M or ask your hosting company to do so.
Max Upload Filesize 2M Warning
Max upload file size is lower than the TYPO3 default. Consider raising
upload_max_filesize to at least 10M. This can be set in the php.ini configuration
file if you can access it, or ask your hosting company to do so.
Required Functions success Passed
max_traversal success Passed

-= Email Test =-
email sending via mail() info Warning

-= MySQL Database Test =-
Status Missing Information Warning
Please edit the top of this file and enter your database information
as provided by your hosting company or system manager.
Client Version 5.0.45 Passed
SQL Safe Mode Passed

-= File Permissions Test =-
Minimum write permissions 0755 Passed
777 Permissions allowed Yes Passed
Symlinks Success Warning
When you install TYPO3, either use the .zip package or make sure that you copy the
index.php file from typo3_src to the TYPO3 root.

-= Apache Web Server Test =-
Allow Override Success Passed
Version 1.3.37 Passed
mod_rewrite unable to determine this setting due to the server configuration Warning
mod_security not found Passed
Rewrite URLs success Passed

-= Graphics Test =-
GD library found Passed
GraphicsMagick library failed Failed
GraphicsMagick not installed
ImageMagick library found Passed




If I edit my .htaccess the server gives me a 500 internal error

Eric,
Can you let us know what you're changing in the .htaccess file? I would guess its the bit about PHP memory limits, but I just to be sure.

Thanks,
Jeff

I tried changing the memory limit

Eric,
I would assume this means your hosting company does not allow setting PHP values from the .htaccess file. I think your best bet will be to contact them and see if the memory limit can be raised.

I do see that PHP is running as a CGI so you might have access to a php.ini where you can change the memory limit yourself. That would be another thing to check with your host about. Often times, the steps for editing php.ini (when applicable) are documented in the host's knowledge base or online support.

Thanks,
Jeff