Need HELP please!

[DrByte]

Warning: I am able to write to the configuration file: /home/content/j/f/u/jfullermkk/html/includes/configure.php. This is a potential security risk - please set the right user permissions on this file.

I've changed the permissions to 644, 744, and 755 and none of them worked. I kept getting the same warning message.

You need 444 for your host.

[DrByte]

Warning: main(includes/languages/english.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory

The error message is quite self-explanatory -- the indicated file is missing.
Don't let the 2nd part of the error message confuse you, as it's only an indicator of what part of the program encountered the error:

in /home/content/j/f/u/jfullermkk/html/admin/includes/init_includes/init_languages.php on line 30

[jfuller]

Thank you thank you thank you so so so much zenners! The site is finally up. I do really appreciate everyone's help. The main problem I found when I looked at the ftp was that I was missing files.
Quick question - on the admin/includes/configure.php file, what should the permissions be?
Thanks so much!

[TheOracle]

on the admin/includes/configure.php file, what should the permissions be?

Once the includes/configure.php and admin/includes/configure.php file has been successfully created after a fresh installation of Zen-Cart, you may set these two files to CHMOD 644.

[Vger]

I don't like contradicting The Oracle, but on an Apache (Unix or Linux Operating System) install they should be set to 444 or 400 - 644 will get you a warning message that the file is writeable.

Vger

[TheOracle]

I beg to differ. I am currently running Zen-Cart under Apache with Linux interface as both my configuration files are set to CHMOD 644 and no warning messages are showing up.

However, if it is the case for some users - then it would be wise to decrease the permission level from cPanel rather than FTP access (due to some hosting service who does not allow this type of permission levels from FTP for an unknown reason).

[jfuller]

I set the permissions on the includes/configure.php to 444 because I tried setting it to 644, 744, and 755 and none of them worked. I kept getting this same message:
Warning: I am able to write to the configuration file: /home/content/j/f/u/jfullermkk/html/includes/configure.php. This is a potential security risk - please set the right user permissions on this file.

I've changed the admin/includes/configure.php permission to 644.

[TheOracle]

If you saw the warning message under CHMOD 644, then - in that case - it would be more secure to set both files under CHMOD 444.

[jfuller]

Thanks so much Oracle, and everyone else who helped me. Zenners ROCK!