File Permissions on 1.9.4.2
Posted: Mon Jul 11, 2011 2:06 am
Hi,
I have a file permission problem somewhere (I think!). I have done a fresh install of 1.9.4.2 and was just about to install some modules which I use on other sites but Module Manager is telling me "WARNING: Insufficient directory permissions to install modules. You may also be experiencing problems with PHP Safe mode. Please ensure that safe mode is disabled, and that file system permissions are sufficient."
Also on the modules page I get a similar message. "The modules folder (and/or the uploads folder) is not writable, if you would like to install modules by uploading an XML file you need ensure that these folders have full read/write/execute permissions (chmod 777). Safe mode may also be in effect."
Initially I though it was PHP running in safe mode but my provider has now turned that off and I have double checked.
System Information is all good apart from:
Test for remote URL (test_remote_url): Caution
fopen: Connection failed!
By my understanding fopen is only used for updates so it shouldnt make any difference (at the moment anyway).
So what I have tried:
Permission on modules folder (and sub directories) set to 777
Permission on uploads folder set to 777
Changed file creation mask to 002 and 000 - output is the same
Results
Owner: N/A
Permissions: N/A
I thougt this was very weird - it should at least give me what the permissions are.
Anyone got any suggestions? I'm at a bit of a loss as to what to do next. Everything else seems to be running perfectly.
Cheers W
I have a file permission problem somewhere (I think!). I have done a fresh install of 1.9.4.2 and was just about to install some modules which I use on other sites but Module Manager is telling me "WARNING: Insufficient directory permissions to install modules. You may also be experiencing problems with PHP Safe mode. Please ensure that safe mode is disabled, and that file system permissions are sufficient."
Also on the modules page I get a similar message. "The modules folder (and/or the uploads folder) is not writable, if you would like to install modules by uploading an XML file you need ensure that these folders have full read/write/execute permissions (chmod 777). Safe mode may also be in effect."
Initially I though it was PHP running in safe mode but my provider has now turned that off and I have double checked.
System Information is all good apart from:
Test for remote URL (test_remote_url): Caution
fopen: Connection failed!
By my understanding fopen is only used for updates so it shouldnt make any difference (at the moment anyway).
So what I have tried:
Permission on modules folder (and sub directories) set to 777
Permission on uploads folder set to 777
Changed file creation mask to 002 and 000 - output is the same
Results
Owner: N/A
Permissions: N/A
I thougt this was very weird - it should at least give me what the permissions are.
Anyone got any suggestions? I'm at a bit of a loss as to what to do next. Everything else seems to be running perfectly.
Cheers W