Started by wisecounselor on 7 Jul 2006, 4:51 PM · Views: 4,995
New Zenner
Post installation, I have set the perms for includes/configure.php to 644, and I have verified it many times. I still get the red error text when going to the opeing shopping cart page at the root of the cart directory.
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Brian
Sensei
Sounds like your host's configuration requires that you use 444 instead of 644 to make the file read-only as far as Apache is concerned.
You may have to use your hosting control panel to set it that low, as sometimes there is a block against setting files 444 via FTP.
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It appears that the host prevents me from setting it to 444 using ftp software so that I don't accidentally make my files read-only and call them for help. (?)
Brian
Sensei
wisecounselor:
It appears that the host prevents me from setting it to 444 using ftp software so that I don't accidentally make my files read-only and call them for help. (?)
Brian
That is not uncommon.
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