Hello...
i got this problem while i have installed cubebase.
I dont know to to fix that, can anyone help me out?
I have uploaded the files on Filezilla under the public_html folder.
I do have this error message ( pear/tmp/ 0755 0777 ) on the second step of the installation though.
CubeCart Installation v3.0.17
Step 2 out of 5 1 2 3 4 5
Step 2 - Check File Permissions
Please make sure the following file permissions are set correctly:
File / Folder Current Permission Required Permission
images/uploads/ 0777 0777
images/uploads/thumbs/ 0777 0777
includes/global.inc.php 0777 0777
pear/tmp/ 0755 0777
Please ensure the file permission are set correctly to continue.
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Full Version: Pear/temp Problem
Hi,
you need to make these directories writable.
Find each directory on the server using Filezilla, and right-click on the directory name.
Select "File Attributes" and set to 0777 (it looks like only the pear directory was missed).
That should sort you out. If you're on a windows server, you'll either need to use your control panel (if your hosting provides one), or contact your webhost to make these changes for you.
Jason
you need to make these directories writable.
Find each directory on the server using Filezilla, and right-click on the directory name.
Select "File Attributes" and set to 0777 (it looks like only the pear directory was missed).
That should sort you out. If you're on a windows server, you'll either need to use your control panel (if your hosting provides one), or contact your webhost to make these changes for you.
Jason
QUOTE(vokf @ Nov 11 2007, 06:44 PM) 
Hi,
you need to make these directories writable.
Find each directory on the server using Filezilla, and right-click on the directory name.
Select "File Attributes" and set to 0777 (it looks like only the pear directory was missed).
That should sort you out. If you're on a windows server, you'll either need to use your control panel (if your hosting provides one), or contact your webhost to make these changes for you.
Jason
you need to make these directories writable.
Find each directory on the server using Filezilla, and right-click on the directory name.
Select "File Attributes" and set to 0777 (it looks like only the pear directory was missed).
That should sort you out. If you're on a windows server, you'll either need to use your control panel (if your hosting provides one), or contact your webhost to make these changes for you.
Jason
Thank you, i have fixed it!
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