"Genjuro-Sensei";p="7279" wrote:
Thanks for your replies.
But i think there is no hope... cuz i just noticed that my host provider have deactivated some commands in their PHP installation, one of the deactivated commands is CHMOD
Thanks for your replies.
But i think there is no hope... cuz i just noticed that my host provider have deactivated some commands in their PHP installation, one of the deactivated commands is CHMOD
huh? CHMOD is a system command, not a PHP command. Do they disallow system commands to be run by PHP scripts?Statistics: Posted Author: Dragonsys — Thu May 25, 2006 10:51 am
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But i think there is no hope... cuz i just noticed that my host provider have deactivated some commands in their PHP installation, one of the deactivated commands is CHMOD
Statistics: Posted Author: Genjuro-Sensei — Thu May 25, 2006 6:58 am
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If there was a way to set these permissions in the actual install package this would solve a lot of problems. But keeping the host from changing them would be the issue.
Statistics: Posted Author: Eon — Thu May 25, 2006 6:30 am
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some of the Mods (File attachments, template cache, etc) require read/write permissions, without the CHMOD those Mods would not work.
I have seen a script which will do all the CHMOD for you, I think the problem then is that if the files are owned by a different user, yo umight still run into problems. On a *NIX server, you should be the owner of your files. If you are not the owner, then your WebHost needs to correct that.
I will see if I can find that script again.
Statistics: Posted Author: Dragonsys — Thu May 25, 2006 5:42 am
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Statistics: Posted Author: Adrian Rea — Thu May 25, 2006 5:05 am
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Although this would mean more info being stored in the database I am guessing, but there has to be someway to remove this permissions issue.
Maybe a way to set the permissions of the files on the install, even if unzipped.
Just thinking out loud here.
Statistics: Posted Author: Eon — Thu May 25, 2006 4:26 am
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What should i do ??
Thanks.
Statistics: Posted Author: Genjuro-Sensei — Tue May 23, 2006 10:16 am
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Example, Mine says Name Size Modified Owner
If yours does not have an owner column try right clicking the column header and selecting owner.
Statistics: Posted Author: Fubie — Tue May 23, 2006 8:46 am
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But i tried many others like Filezilla...etc and also FTP website like web2ftp, always i get the same error !!
you may need other informations ?
Statistics: Posted Author: Genjuro-Sensei — Tue May 23, 2006 5:47 am
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Statistics: Posted Author: Adrian Rea — Tue May 23, 2006 5:03 am
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The file manager provided by the host service doesn't have any CHMOD functions, it allow only create/rename/delete directories and files, and upload them !!
Statistics: Posted Author: Genjuro-Sensei — Tue May 23, 2006 5:01 am
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"Genjuro-Sensei";p="6967" wrote:
The server is Linux...
Thanks anyway...
I thought this may be the case, and I spoke to adbasques on a similar issue, where it appears he cannot chmod because his server login is not the owner named on the file who put it there. I replied to him;The server is Linux...
Thanks anyway...
I have come across this before, sometimes it is the host enforcing certain CHMODs that they feel are good enough, or it can be your unzipping program, or it can also be if the site has been restored by the host from a backup. I do find a couple of ways to get around it. If you go through your hosting file manager to change the CHMODs then this is normally accepted. If not, download the file you want changed, delete the original, then reupload the file, where you can change the permissions then.
One thing to look at is the named owner of the file, this should be your hosting username, if not you should ask whose login it is. If you cannot see the named owner I can look at it if you wish.
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Statistics: Posted Author: Adrian Rea — Tue May 23, 2006 4:33 am
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Thanks anyway...
Statistics: Posted Author: Genjuro-Sensei — Tue May 23, 2006 2:18 am
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