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Short answer:
Rename remote/htaccess-php-cgi.txt to remote/.htaccess in Thyme's base directory.
Long answer:
You (or your hosting provider) are probably running PHP as a CGI inside Apache. Though most hosting providers run PHP as a module, running it as a CGI binary is more secure. For this reason, some providers choose to run PHP as a CGI.
Unfortunately, PHP scripts function a little differently in this configuration. To get around this we've provided an .htaccess file that contains mod_rewrite rules which allow Thyme to function properly. Rename the file remote/htaccess-php-cgi.txt to remote/.htaccess in Thyme's base directory. Most hosting providers have mod_rewrite installed and allow for this configuration, however, if yours does not, you may get a "500 Internal Server Error" after renaming the file. If you do recieve this error, rename it to anything other than .htaccess. In this case, you should navigate your provider's control panel for any configuration items that allow you to enter mod_rewrite information. If none are found, contact your hosting provider's support to see if they provide a way to switch to the module version of PHP or can provide any other solution to the problem.
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