Thanks, that's a good idea. The question that comes up, is the following. Could a right problem be the reason that not all files are copied correctly?
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after upgrading version # stays 1.0.2
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Pierre M.
Re: after upgrading version # stays 1.0.2
File system rights ? See your FTP client logs...
May be FTP file upload corruption ?
http://forum.cmsmadesimple.org/index.ph ... 569.0.html
Have fun !
Pierre M.
May be FTP file upload corruption ?
http://forum.cmsmadesimple.org/index.ph ... 569.0.html
Have fun !
Pierre M.
Re: after upgrading version # stays 1.0.2
Pierre,
Thanks for your reaction
I noticed that some modules have apache:apache as user. I tried chown to set the rights to wsvherking:wsvherking without any luck. Due to the restrictions, I'm not able to upload some corrections on Album, for instance. I asked the sys.admin to give me more rights so I can change the file rights. This has not happend, yet. This whole right issue on is very frustrating for me, it feels like my hands are tightend.
BTW, I use filezilla.
Cheers,
Gregor
Thanks for your reaction
I noticed that some modules have apache:apache as user. I tried chown to set the rights to wsvherking:wsvherking without any luck. Due to the restrictions, I'm not able to upload some corrections on Album, for instance. I asked the sys.admin to give me more rights so I can change the file rights. This has not happend, yet. This whole right issue on is very frustrating for me, it feels like my hands are tightend.
BTW, I use filezilla.
Cheers,
Gregor
Re: after upgrading version # stays 1.0.2
Those modules are installed through XML. Because it's the web server that creates the files, they are owned by apache: apache.
You can try setting another umask in the General Preferences (try 002 instead of 022) to change the permissions on files created by the webserver (works only for newly created files).
You are probably using your FTP user (wsvherking) to change the permissions, but that user is not (and shouldn't be) allowed.
Normally your provider also gives you some kind of admin/root access - either via SSH or a web-based admin with file-browser (like Plesk or CPanel) - so you can change permissions as needed.
Regards,
D
You can try setting another umask in the General Preferences (try 002 instead of 022) to change the permissions on files created by the webserver (works only for newly created files).
You are probably using your FTP user (wsvherking) to change the permissions, but that user is not (and shouldn't be) allowed.
Normally your provider also gives you some kind of admin/root access - either via SSH or a web-based admin with file-browser (like Plesk or CPanel) - so you can change permissions as needed.
Regards,
D
