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Can someone help me on this.....

 

When I make changes to the includes/configure.php file... I receive this error message when uploading back to my server...

 

upload failed(/public_html/catalog/includes/configure.php) not allowed...

Posted

Change the permissions on the existing configure file (777) or delete it. Your server is protecting it.

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Posted

i had the same problem when i installed a forum in php on mysql server ... my hosting is on a windows server and you only can chmod 777 to a unix server if im not wrong ... does someone know ea how to change it on a windows 2000 server? ... just curious ... becuz i might have the same problem for this installation...

 

el chillum

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okay... you have me about the Change the permissions on the existing configure file (777) or delete it

 

Now I am completely lost....

Posted
okay... you have me about the Change the permissions on the existing configure file (777) or delete it

 

Now I am completely lost....

chmod 666 ea means that all files are writable ;) so you can upload them ...

 

though no answer yet how to do it .... i hope that someone has the solution!

 

el chillum

Posted

You should be able to set the permissions using your FTP client. If not, you can do it through code:

 

Create a php file named "secure.php" or whatever. Put the following code in it:

 

<?php 
chmod('includes/configure.php', 0644); 
?>

 

Just put in whatever permissions you want, 0666, 0644, etc.

 

Upload this file to your server in the Catalog folder. Then run it in your browser: http://www.yourwebsite.com/catalog/secure.php

 

Although nothing will show on the screen when you run the file, it will set the permissions correctly.

I'd rather be flying!

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