Installing 3.5 alpha - problems

Wednesday 06 October 2004 4:54:46 am - 6 replies

6 replies

Author	Message
Frederik Holljen	Wednesday 06 October 2004 5:06:34 am those are three different directories from your installation root: 1. %EZPUBLISHROOT%/settings 2. %EZPUBLISHROOT%/settings/siteaccess/admin 3. %EZPUBLISHROOT%/design We should add a separator.
kenneth kvalvik	Wednesday 06 October 2004 6:21:27 am Thanks! Chmodding the directories and all the files worked like a charm. But a bit more information in the setup wizard would not hurt. ;-) Maybe I'll finally manage to update my website from EZ 2.2 to the 3-series... Kenneth
Erik Thorsen	Tuesday 04 January 2005 9:47:26 am I have now the same problem. However, I have set all permissions for the requested folders to rwx. Either way, I get this error; The affected directories are: settings settings/siteaccess/admin Shell commands These shell commands will give proper permission to the webserver. cd /home/gal/public_html/ez chmod -R ug+rwx settings settings/siteaccess/admin chown -R nobody:nobody settings settings/siteaccess/admin I can't seem to figure out which folder I need to change the setting to in order to get this working. If anyone could please help me I would appreciate it! Thank you, Erik Thorsen
Tom Henderson	Saturday 02 July 2005 6:44:07 pm I also encountered the notice stating I needed to chmod 8 directories. After doing the required chmod to each directory, it is still stating I have Insufficient directory permissions for the following 3 directories: root/settings, root/settings/override, and root/settings/siteaccess/admin. I have verified that these directories do have rwx (777) permissions, but the installation continues to state "Insufficient directory permissions". Server is running Apache/1.3.33 on Linux. Attempting to install eZ publish 3.6 Any assistance would be greatly appreciated! Thank you. Tom
Stephen Martin	Saturday 02 July 2005 7:42:18 pm Tom, Did you chmod the files in those directories as well? If no, then do so and see if that corrects the problem.
Tom Henderson	Saturday 02 July 2005 9:02:43 pm Stephen, Thanks for the recommendation to chmod the files in the directories also. I did so and the install completed successfully. eZ systems looks to have quite an excellent product in eZ publish. I believe it is the tool I have been searching for and I am looking forward to testing it out. Thanks again! Best Regards, Tom Henderson

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