View Full Version : CHMOD Errors On Some Hosts
doof92
30-Jul-2006, 01:31 PM
Hi,
On my host i'm using, the script installation comes to Step 7, where it tells you to CHMOD 5 files, and then it doesn't recognise that I've CHMOD the files correctly. i'm 100% sure they are correct, but I think the script doesn't pick this up.
Is there any way to bypass this, or will i not be able to use this script on my host?
thanks very much
Derek
30-Jul-2006, 06:13 PM
Did you upload the files to the correct places? For example new_forum.php should be in the same place as common.php, and other phpBB files and folders. Also which files is it saying aren't CHMODed?
Thanks,
Derek
doof92
31-Jul-2006, 10:18 AM
Everything is fine, all files are in correct place etc.
The error comes at:
CHMOD Files
/admin/admin_board.php: CHMOD 644
/includes/page_header.php: CHMOD 644
/includes/page_tail.php: CHMOD 644
/nbs/nbs_config.php: CHMOD 644
/common.php: CHMOD 644
Please CHMOD these files and then refresh this page to finish the install.
I CHMOD them correctly, press Refresh, and they still haven't change, and still says I must CHMOD these files.
Any ideas what;s wrong?
Thanks
1zodiac
31-Jul-2006, 12:59 PM
when i installled it,i got the same page.i went straight to the admin right after.
the only problem i had was,not having the right ftp path set right.maybe that has something to do with the chmod error.
Derek
31-Jul-2006, 03:42 PM
Everything is fine, all files are in correct place etc.
The error comes at:
CHMOD Files
/admin/admin_board.php: CHMOD 644
/includes/page_header.php: CHMOD 644
/includes/page_tail.php: CHMOD 644
/nbs/nbs_config.php: CHMOD 644
/common.php: CHMOD 644
Please CHMOD these files and then refresh this page to finish the install.
I CHMOD them correctly, press Refresh, and they still haven't change, and still says I must CHMOD these files.
Any ideas what;s wrong?
Thanks
Can you PM me a url to it, so I can check and make sure?
Thanks,
Derek
ForumZCLub
31-Jul-2006, 06:22 PM
Same Error Here...
moneyballs2
02-Aug-2006, 09:21 PM
i had this to overcome it i re put them to 777 and then back to 644. after that it worked for me
weblord
03-Aug-2006, 07:18 AM
usually server accepts 666 or 777 but rarely 644.
Circle
12-Aug-2006, 04:45 PM
I got the same but it didn't coused any errors everything works fine ecept that there was one file I needed to CHMOD different accorcing to the main admin cp.
Derek
12-Aug-2006, 05:08 PM
Yeah, I'm not sure why that happens on only some hosts. It might be b/c the operating systems have different CHMOD values for writeable files or something, not sure...
ForumZCLub
12-Aug-2006, 05:27 PM
Actually Just Refresh the page after following this procedure then close the window up
The Installation was done and you would get no errors at all.
Circle
12-Aug-2006, 05:54 PM
Thats what I tryed to say. :nudge:
ForumZCLub
12-Aug-2006, 06:25 PM
when You would get into the superadmin panel just dont edit file permissions written there That seems to be outdated/unupdated and might led to hacks.
Circle
12-Aug-2006, 07:25 PM
You got the file permissions as they need to be then?
Derek
12-Aug-2006, 10:41 PM
All of the .php files it says in the admin panel should be 644, not sure why I wrote 755 for some of them.
lisss001
14-Aug-2006, 11:21 PM
Okay from experience with the amfr script I know what the cause of this problem is. The problem is that some web hosting companies are running a script to prevent you from running scripts such as this. Although I have forgotten the name...
NightStorm
14-Aug-2006, 11:43 PM
phpSuExec, with Safe_Mode and disable_functions?
Or mod_security?
That's what I'm running under, and I get the chmod error... of course, I have root access, so if I knew where to look, I could probably fix it.
Derek
15-Aug-2006, 02:42 AM
We (at NBS) are running mod_security and have no problems, so it must be phpSuExec or Safe Mode.