Can't create override templates, system silently fails

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Friday 12 December 2008 9:27:05 am - 3 replies

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Carlos Revillo	Saturday 13 December 2008 6:34:04 am maybe you have not correct permissions in your settings folder? if you do your overrides throug admin you need to give the user running apache (or web server you have chosen) the rights to right in your settings/siteaccess/whatever/override.ini.append.php file.
Patrick O'Connor	Wednesday 17 December 2008 9:41:27 am How do I go about adding the user running apache permissions through the admin interface? or are you suggesting chmod?
Carlos Revillo	Wednesday 17 December 2008 12:27:42 pm I'm talking about chmod or chown commands. if you want to change settings through admin interface, you will probably need to chmod 777 your settings/siteaccess folder, or maybe chown www-data:www-data that folder, being www-data the user running apache (debian, ubuntu default i think)

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Saturday 13 December 2008 6:34:04 am

maybe you have not correct permissions in your settings folder? if you do your overrides throug admin you need to give the user running apache (or web server you have chosen) the rights to right in your settings/siteaccess/whatever/override.ini.append.php file.

Patrick O'Connor

Wednesday 17 December 2008 9:41:27 am

How do I go about adding the user running apache permissions through the admin interface? or are you suggesting chmod?

Carlos Revillo

Wednesday 17 December 2008 12:27:42 pm

I'm talking about chmod or chown commands. if you want to change settings through admin interface, you will probably need to chmod 777 your settings/siteaccess folder, or maybe chown www-data:www-data that folder, being www-data the user running apache (debian, ubuntu default i think)

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