2006-04-28, 06:06 PM
I've been at this for hours searching google and this board but people are not very considerate and when they have their problem fixed they just post "FIXED THANKS" or whatever, not specifying as to what they did to fix their problem.
Here's my problem. When I go to /install/index.php all I get is a white back ground with a bunch of text. When I scroll further down, I see this:
The configuration file (inc/config.php) is not writable. Please adjust the chmod permissions to allow it to be written to.
"; $configstatus = "Not Writable\n"; $showerror = 1; } else { $configstatus = "Writable\n"; } $settingswritable = is_writeable("../inc/settings.php"); if(!$settingswritable) { $errors[] = "
The settings file (inc/settings.php) is not writable. Please adjust the chmod permissions to allow it to be written to.
"; $settingsstatus = "Not Writable\n"; $showerror = 1; } else { $settingsstatus = "Writable\n"; } $uploadswritable = is_writeable("../uploads"); if(!$uploadswritable) { $errors[] = "
The uploads directory (uploads/) is not writable. Please adjust the chmod permissions to allow it to be written to.
"; $uploadsstatus = "Not Writable\n"; $showerror = 1; } else { $uploadsstatus = "Writable\n"; } $avatarswritable = is_writeable("../uploads/avatars"); if(!$avatarswritable) { $errors[] = "
The avatars directory (uploads/avatars/) is not writable. Please adjust the chmod permissions to allow it to be written to.
The odd thing is when I check the permissions of config.php and settings.php, they're set at 666 like I was told to. But when I check the Upload folder and the Avatar folder, I'm not able to change their permissions.
So I search for answers again and I read that since my server's operating system is Linux, I should set both the Avatar and Upload folders to 777. So I do, and I still get the same error, that neither one of the 4 files are still writable despite the fact when I check their permissions they are all set at the correct setting. Thanks for your time and for the help in advance.
btw: I'm using FlashFXP as my ftp program.
Here's my problem. When I go to /install/index.php all I get is a white back ground with a bunch of text. When I scroll further down, I see this:
The configuration file (inc/config.php) is not writable. Please adjust the chmod permissions to allow it to be written to.
"; $configstatus = "Not Writable\n"; $showerror = 1; } else { $configstatus = "Writable\n"; } $settingswritable = is_writeable("../inc/settings.php"); if(!$settingswritable) { $errors[] = "
The settings file (inc/settings.php) is not writable. Please adjust the chmod permissions to allow it to be written to.
"; $settingsstatus = "Not Writable\n"; $showerror = 1; } else { $settingsstatus = "Writable\n"; } $uploadswritable = is_writeable("../uploads"); if(!$uploadswritable) { $errors[] = "
The uploads directory (uploads/) is not writable. Please adjust the chmod permissions to allow it to be written to.
"; $uploadsstatus = "Not Writable\n"; $showerror = 1; } else { $uploadsstatus = "Writable\n"; } $avatarswritable = is_writeable("../uploads/avatars"); if(!$avatarswritable) { $errors[] = "
The avatars directory (uploads/avatars/) is not writable. Please adjust the chmod permissions to allow it to be written to.
The odd thing is when I check the permissions of config.php and settings.php, they're set at 666 like I was told to. But when I check the Upload folder and the Avatar folder, I'm not able to change their permissions.
So I search for answers again and I read that since my server's operating system is Linux, I should set both the Avatar and Upload folders to 777. So I do, and I still get the same error, that neither one of the 4 files are still writable despite the fact when I check their permissions they are all set at the correct setting. Thanks for your time and for the help in advance.
btw: I'm using FlashFXP as my ftp program.