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Templates and Projects support => Php templates => Topic started by: stewart45 on June 17, 2013, 04:35:03 AM
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I am getting error messages at the top of the Web page (see attachment) when running template manager any ideas
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Hi,
Your problem seems to be a too restrictive permission for folder "Include".
So, simply take your ftp program (or other) and put permissions to "666"
for the folder "include" and all files contained.
Regards,
Jacques
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had to set it to 777 to clear the messages, trying to update a file produced this message, reset permission to 777 for manage.php still didnt work
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Hi Stewart,
The file today_txt.bak cause this problem. When you update
a file of your Template, first, it copy the actual file to a ".bak" file.
That way, if something going wrong, your update trial cause no bad effect.
If you have a problem with .bak files, 2 things have to be test;
- When file 1st update, .bak file doesn't exist, so a "create" right is needed
in that folder for folder owner (only you). See 1st if it can create the file!
- But, if you are nervous about security an other solution is to change the rights
only for that file (if step 1 work)
So, security has probably be change from standard "644"
Regards,
Jacques
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thanks for your help Jacques, unfortunately tried what you suggested but still getting same error message. the backup file is not being created
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Hi Stewart,
Then, we see that creating new files is the problem.
So, I suggest to wipe all things and reset all to "644"!
Regards,
Jacques
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Thanks, seems to be working now