My guess is that, on your server, your website "root" is somewhere like this:

/home/yourusername/public_html/

where the folder public_html/ contains your home page (index.html, index.php, etc.). If that's true, then edit your Dreamweaver Site setup:

> Site > Manage Sites > select your site
> click Edit
> click Servers
> Double-click your server
> in the panel, to the right of Root Directory, type this:

public_html/

Try that. If that isn't the correct folder, at least you'll know where to look to fix it.

Scroll to the top of this page, and click on the "premature end of script headers" link. That may give you the information you need.

I am getting the error:

Server error!

The server encountered an internal error and was unable to complete your request.

Error message:
Premature end of script headers: greeting.pl

As updated in this blog, I updated the permissions for the folder and also tried everything but the error still stays.

could you help me

What it sounds like is that there's a missing closing tag for an editable region, and then a new editable region within that — so the new one is "nested" in the earlier unclosed editable region.

Previously I was set up almost as "ionrane" but with separate local and testing server file locations. (This is AN essence of one level of problem — there are separate issues. First is the location to which the file transfer occurs. Second is whether the transfer works at all. "ionrane"'s problem in part was based on a seeming misunderstanding — that there is actually a transfer to the testing server, just as there is a transfer to the production server. Treat it that way and the issues reduce to a question of _which_ server is being 'put' to, not whether a transfer is occurring at all which was the major subject of that other thread as a whole.)

Now the steps I went through are as follows. First I am using Dreamweaver CS5. Set up testing and production server, with testing a direct network connection COPYING files, and production on a normal remote service bureau (LAMP using SFTP). THEN I set up the remote server for checking out — I _think_ that is when a change of behavior occurred. (And I took that feature off again, but no relevant change in behavior in that step.)

NOW both synchronize and put go to the same server — the one marked as "remote". Also I noticed that in CS5 with multiple servers entered I can select which _single_ server is "remote", and which single server is testing, but only one of each.

SO I apparently can set the testing server (now) as both testing and remote. And _now_ with the production server set as remote both "put" and "synchronize" actions connect with the production server. If I change the selection to the testing server, then both "put" and "synchronize" relate to the testing server. The only multi-way path occurs if I have set the production server as "remote" and try one of the "live" debugging options it also uploads the file in question to the testing server.

SO when this behavior is working, then option 'a)' would be changed to the option like discussed somewhere in the other thread, but in a more normal fashion in CS5. Normally work with the testing server for changes until happy–using the sites-edit-servers options to select the testing server as the "remote". Then synchronize or otherwise make sure the local files are correct. SWITCH to the production server (using sites menu) and synchronize or put–in this case synchronize probably is best.

WHAT I DON'T KNOW is what triggered a change in behavior. Originally as with "ionrane", the selection of put server was not the one selected as "remote", now it is consistently working with the one selected "remote".