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Error uploading Images


david_3455

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Hi All,

 

When trying to upload a product or manufacturer image I get the error message:

 

Error: Destination not writeable

 

or

 

Error: Catalogue image not writeable: home/xxxxx/xxxxxx/retail/images

 

anyone have any idea what could be causing this?

 

Thanks,

David

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Use your FTP explorer... like you would when you wanna upload an image...

 

Go to the folder ..that is giving you Problems...

 

RIGHT click on the folder ...choose...FILE ATTRIBUTES

 

And you will see a "check-ed" list ...

owner permissions .. red-write-ectect

client read-write-ectect

 

Now at the bottom of that popup screen you have an input field..

 

with 3 numbers in it!.

 

Probably 644...or something likethat....

 

instead typ-in ..755

or 777 for full acces read write

 

Close the popup .. and you will now beable to upload.

 

Incase you are uploading with OSCOMMERSE ..filemanager...

 

Use an FTP explorer software first ..to set the fileattributes..then return to OsCommerce ADMIN ...file manager and continue uploading...

Every time you adda new folder you have to set the file attributes AGAIN for that folder.

 

K?

 

If you do not have an FTP program ..or your's does not allow you to set FILE ATTRIBUTES in the right-click mouse menu

....

 

 

Go to:

 

FTP filezilla download

 

And download the latest FILEZILLA..program..

This is an FTP explorer that allows such attributes to be changed by you!

 

K

 

Let me know how that works out for you,

 

ALX

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Cool!...

 

I'm glad... my brain still works...lol!

Memory intact....

 

No upgrade nessecary...

 

lol

 

Glad to hear ..thank ..for letting know...

no many actualy do ...

So..

 

Enjoy...it was time well spend!

 

Alx

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