By misterbrandt on

I have a test install of Drupal (5.0b2, but I get the same problem with 4.7.4) on a sub-domain at my new webhost (textdrive.com).

I was running into problems when adding new users -- the user would be created, but no email sent, and Apache would throw a server error. The error log reported "malformed header from script" and a post to the textdrive forum led to a recommendation that FastCGI was the problem.

the proposed fix was to add this directive to my .htaccess file:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
in order to use mod_php instead of FastCGI.

However, once I add this line to my .htaccess file, I get a Drupal error "unsupported database type." If I delete that line, it reverts to the old behavior as described above.

Anyone have any insight to getting me up and running?
Thanks.

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Caleb G2 commented

...but there is no problem between fastcgi and Drupal. Suggest google the heck out of your error, and searching Drupal for the same error. Good luck.

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