Jacob Barkdull

Ensure `chmod` is not in your `php.ini` disabled functions configuration. It looks something like this... ```ini disable_functions = exec,shell_exec,system,chmod,chdir,mkdir ```

HashOver will automatically create the table it needs to store the comments, but it will not create the database. This is why the database name is configurable in the `secrets.php`...

I just tried for myself to clone HashOver and create the database from scratch to see if it works, and everything worked. Are you using actual MySQL or some other...

Great! That probably means that the table creation statement isn't quite compatible with MariaDB, and only a small change will be needed to get it working. I will try to...

Sorry to see this is still an issue. @jorgesumle, I tried to post a comment on your website and received this error as well, but the error itself is not...

@jorgesumle Upon closer inspection, I see that your website is using two different versions of HashOver. The page you show is loading the JavaScript front-end from one version, while requesting...

@girtsazis Yes, that version is fine. If you are using the latest HashOver code it should not matter what version of PHP you are using as long as it is...

The error on the page: ```HashOver: File "intldateformatter.php" could not be included!``` Tells me that your server does not have a common extension for internationalization, this is an extension used...

@gour The error you're getting is "Parse error: syntax error, unexpected 'mysql' (T_STRING), expecting ';' or ',' in /home/atmarama/public_html/demo/hashover/backend/classes/secrets.php on line 50". You probably mistyped something when editing the `/hashover/backend/classes/secrets.php`...

I appreciate this commit, it would solve two problems, security and accessibility. Unfortunately, I don't have time to look into this fully right now. I will soon, though. The changes...