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Originally Posted by bogdinator
For example /home/www/web6/phptmp/ is not writable for joomla - why?
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This directory is writable for the webserver, so it must be writable for joomla too.
please post the output of:
ls -la /home/www/web6/phptmp/
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and all this sfuff
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administrator/backups/ Unwriteable
administrator/components/ Unwriteable
administrator/modules/ Unwriteable
administrator/templates/ Unwriteable
cache/ Unwriteable
components/ Unwriteable
images/ Unwriteable
images/banners/ Unwriteable
images/stories/ Unwriteable
language/ Unwriteable
mambots/ Unwriteable
mambots/content/ Unwriteable
mambots/editors/ Unwriteable
mambots/editors-xtd/ Unwriteable
mambots/search/ Unwriteable
media/ Unwriteable
modules/ Unwriteable
templates/ Unwriteable
DO I REALLY NEED TO MAKE IT WRITABLE FOR JOOMLA. Why is it not writable by default if CMS systems need it? Is is dangerous to make it all writable? Too many questions...
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Thst depend on what you host on your server. If your server is only for your own websites, then you can simply set the directories world writable. If not, you should consider running PHP as cgi with SuExec.