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    Default configure.php - unwritable

    I cannot change the attributes for the two configure.php files. I am using FLASHFXP. It shows '777' Read,Write,Execute.

    But the installer comes up UNWRITABLE

    ANy help Please

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    Default Re: configure.php - unwritable

    Sign into your hosting control panel and use the file manager there if you can't change them using your ftp program
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    Default Re: configure.php - unwritable

    Hi,

    I logged onto the control panel. I can see the folders are all ticked but they are greyed out

    What do I do?

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    Default Re: configure.php - unwritable

    Quote Originally Posted by Bread_O View Post
    Hi,

    I logged onto the control panel. I can see the folders are all ticked but they are greyed out

    What do I do?
    Attributes are set as follows in the control panel:

    Read / Write / Script exec / Full Exec / Browse

    This is on all folders

    This is what I need to do but I don't know how. Cant find this option on FLASHFXP


    On a Windows Server, especially if running under IIS, you will have to right-click on the file, click on Security, and ensure that the "Internet Guest Account" or IUSR_xxxxxxx user has read and write access

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    Default Re: configure.php - unwritable

    Windows servers don't let you use FTP programs to change file permissions.
    You have to use your hosting control panel to do that.
    If you cannot get your hosting control panel to work, contact your hosting company for assistance.
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    Default Re: configure.php - unwritable

    I knew there was a reason I don't use windows hosting....
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    Default Re: configure.php - unwritable

    I have changed the configure.php files permission in both ftp and control panel (plesk) but still the installer shows unwriteable for admin/includes/configure.php & includes/configure.php
    I don't know if I did something wrong, but I tried many times, still the same. can someone help me...

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    Default Re: configure.php - unwritable

    I also changed the permissions on both the FTP and CP and It didn't work.
    Apparently if your site is hosted on a Windows server then you must contact your hosting company to change the permissions for you.
    Mine worked out fin but I am facing other problems. I don't know if its beacuse I am using a windows server.

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    Default Re: configure.php - unwritable

    yea, the hosting company helped me change the permissions, it's working now, thanks.

 

 

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