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CPG133 installation problems

Started by prasade, May 22, 2005, 09:09:00 PM

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prasade

Hello
I have installed CPG133 on linux and getting the following error message, while accessing install.php.
also I tried to download and unzip cpg for several times.
OS - linux
info page -

I have given all the required permissions on the ditectories.

error message ====
Before you continue with Coppermine installation, there are some problems that need to be fixed.


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The 'include' directory (located in the directory where you uploaded Coppermine) should be writable in order to save your configuration. Use your FTP program to change its mode to 777.


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The 'albums' directory (located in the directory where you uploaded Coppermine) should be writable in order to allow pictures upload. Use your FTP program to change its mode to 777.


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The 'userpics' directory (located in the 'albums' directory on your server) should be writable in order to allow pictures upload. Use your FTP program to change its mode to 777.


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The 'edit' directory (located in the 'albums' directory on your server) should be writable in order to allow pictures upload. Use your FTP program to change its mode to 777.

Once you are done, hit the "Try again" button.
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I have given all the required permissions on the directories.

any help you provide is highly appreciated
regards
Prasad

Joachim Müller

depending on your webserver's config you may have to change permissions to 755 instead of 777. The user the webserver runs under needs rwx permissions for the folders. Ask you webhost for support if you're not sure. Posting your phpinfo data publicly or your email address is not a good idea (only an invitation to black hat hackers and spammers).

prasade

thank you GauGau.
I figuredout the problem
looks like another SELinux(blocking php execution) issue. I turn off SELinux now.
http://fedora.redhat.com/docs/selinux-faq-fc3/index.html#id2825880