No problem, sorry I gave the "general" info in a hurry.
So, I'm not sure what ftp program you use to be able to identify whether to create the file locally using a plain text editor and then ftp it to the root of your site or if you can create a file directly on the server and then edit it there to contain the above.
Idea would be to use a process like you have or do to upload plugins or other files. Take a file from a plugin at your local computer, rename it to what you want it to be when on your server. Edit it using say notepad or some other plain text editor. Save it. Then upload it to the root of your store.
Then access your site by using your domain name/newfile.php where newfile is the name of the file from above.
The result will be a string of text similar to:
/usr/foldername/something/public_html/newfile.php
The important part is everything before newfile.php as that would be the directory to your site.
In this example your DIR_FS_CATALOG would be defined as:
Code:
define('DIR_FS_CATALOG', '/usr/foldername/something/public_html/');
Change the permissions of includes/configure.php from 0444 (also known as attributes possibly) to 0644 (writable), modify the file saving that change, and then restore the file permissions back to 0444.
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