soulonfya Posted November 16, 2006 Posted November 16, 2006 I am a mac user and can't figure out this chmod 777 What document do I change it in? Where in the document do I add it? And how do I do that in Dreamweaver?
shooter-boy Posted November 17, 2006 Posted November 17, 2006 You don't add anything. chmod is about permissions. Hit *Apple* i (the apple key and the letter i) on the file that you need to set the permissions for. It will bring up a box. In there will be ownership and permissiong. Set all three boxes to Read and Write. This is the same as CHMOD 777 (a command). Rob Rob Bell - Inspired Graphix Customising osCommerce in Australia, and the world! View my profile for web and email links. I'm sorry, but i cannot offer Free support via PM etc, and osCommerce forums prohibit me from putting any reference to paid support in my signauture. However viewing my profile may provide links to my website or something like that which you may find useful.
soulonfya Posted November 18, 2006 Author Posted November 18, 2006 You don't add anything. chmod is about permissions. Hit *Apple* i (the apple key and the letter i) on the file that you need to set the permissions for. It will bring up a box. In there will be ownership and permissiong. Set all three boxes to Read and Write. This is the same as CHMOD 777 (a command). Rob Bless, Give thanks for your quick response.
soulonfya Posted November 18, 2006 Author Posted November 18, 2006 I did it but I get this message. Please perform the following actions: * cd /home/jahzarad/public_html/catalog/includes/ * touch configure.php * chmod 706 configure.php * cd /home/jahzarad/public_html/catalog/admin/includes/ * touch configure.php * chmod 706 configure.php
shooter-boy Posted November 24, 2006 Posted November 24, 2006 Judging by the root path that you provided, you are developing right on your web server correct? If this is the case, then being a Mac user doesn't have any bearing on it. Your ftp client should have permissions capabilities. The equivelent permissions for CHMOD 706 are: User: Read, Write, Execute Group: None World: Read, Write Hope that helps. Rob Rob Bell - Inspired Graphix Customising osCommerce in Australia, and the world! View my profile for web and email links. I'm sorry, but i cannot offer Free support via PM etc, and osCommerce forums prohibit me from putting any reference to paid support in my signauture. However viewing my profile may provide links to my website or something like that which you may find useful.
soulonfya Posted December 18, 2006 Author Posted December 18, 2006 Judging by the root path that you provided, you are developing right on your web server correct? If this is the case, then being a Mac user doesn't have any bearing on it. Your ftp client should have permissions capabilities. The equivelent permissions for CHMOD 706 are:User: Read, Write, Execute Group: None World: Read, Write Hope that helps. Rob Thank you, I figured it out. I had to go through my hosting company set it in my file manager.
shooter-boy Posted December 20, 2006 Posted December 20, 2006 No worries. You should also be able to set permissions with your FTP client. Rob Rob Bell - Inspired Graphix Customising osCommerce in Australia, and the world! View my profile for web and email links. I'm sorry, but i cannot offer Free support via PM etc, and osCommerce forums prohibit me from putting any reference to paid support in my signauture. However viewing my profile may provide links to my website or something like that which you may find useful.
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