Try winscp. I use cuteftp and has the same problem as well. Or you can try to use sftp instead of ftp and see if that works.
Try winscp. I use cuteftp and has the same problem as well. Or you can try to use sftp instead of ftp and see if that works.
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Since you have Shell accees, here's the big question, "Did you verify the change?"
As many people don't have Shell access but run into this problem, if changing permissions using your Hosting Control Panel doesn't work this seems to work for all.
Make a blank file and inside put the following code:
<?php
chmod("includes/configure.php", 0444);
chmod("admin/includes/configure.php", 0444);
echo 'Completed'
?>
Note: if you renamed the 'admin' directory then change "admin" to whatever you renamed it to and you're good to go.
Save the file as chmod.php and upload it to the same directory where these files are:
index.php - ipn_main_handler.php - nddbc.html
Now load this URL into your Browser: http://yoursite.com/chmod.php
(adjust URL accordingly if Zen Cart is in a sub-directory)
You will see the 'Completed' msg. and can then load your Zen Cart "index" page to verify Error msg. is gone.
Any Admin login problem(s) should also be gone.
Now delete the 'chmod.php' page.
Some hosts have applications such as "File Manager" in their Control Panel (CPanel) suite that you need to use to do this sort of thing.
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Hi guys
Thanks for the quick responses, ftp appz didnt do it, neither did the hosts CP file manager.
When using putty i verified the changes with the same results, how ever i did spend a bit more time on putty messing around with it and somehow managed to change change it.
So that problem is solved now and have to try and deal with the next problem of the htaccess file not allowing the images to to be viewed in the shop and in admin unless i delete them out.
Thank you for your help and will keep thia info in mind for the next time.
This doesn't sound like a very Zen friendly host. Have you searched the forum for them to see if anyone else has had problems?
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Yep ive just searched and it not as good as i thought, others are having similar problems.
Best thing for me is to find a new friendly host that as got a good technical support, bulk users, ssl, allows htaccess and dont rip you off.
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