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Installing 3.5 alpha - problems

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kenneth kvalvik

Wednesday 06 October 2004 4:54:46 am

Hi, I get this error message when I try to install 3.5 alpha through the setup Wizard in the System check.

Warning
open_basedir 
open_basedir is in use and can give problems running eZ publish due to bugs in some PHP versions. 
It's recommended that it is turned off if you experience problems running eZ publish. 
System check
There are some important issues that have to be resolved. A list of issues / problems is presented below. Each section contains a description and a suggested / recommended solution. 

Once the problems / issues are fixed, you may click the Next button to continue. The system check will be run again. If everything is okay, the setup will go to the next stage. If there are problems, the system check page will reappear. 

Some issues may be ignored by checking the Ignore this test checkbox(es); however, this is not recommended. 

It is also possible to do some finetuning of your system, click Finetune instead Next if you want to see the finetuning hints. 

Issues
1. Insufficient directory permissions
eZ publish cannot write to some important directories, without this the setup cannot finish and parts of eZ publish will fail.
The affected directories are: settings settings/siteaccess/admin design

Shell commands
These shell commands will give proper permission to the webserver.

cd /home/webjourn/public_html
chmod -R ug+rwx settings settings/siteaccess/admin design
chown -R nobody:nobody settings settings/siteaccess/admin designAlternative shell commands
If you don't have permissions to change the ownership you can try these commands.

cd /home/webjourn/public_html
chmod -R a+rwx settings settings/siteaccess/admin design

Clearly there shouldn't be a directory called "settings settings" or "admin design".
Help anyone?
Kenneth

Frederik Holljen

Wednesday 06 October 2004 5:06:34 am

those are three different directories from your installation root:
1. %EZPUBLISHROOT%/settings
2. %EZPUBLISHROOT%/settings/siteaccess/admin
3. %EZPUBLISHROOT%/design

We should add a separator.

kenneth kvalvik

Wednesday 06 October 2004 6:21:27 am

Thanks!

Chmodding the directories and all the files worked like a charm.

But a bit more information in the setup wizard would not hurt. ;-)

Maybe I'll finally manage to update my website from EZ 2.2 to the 3-series...

Kenneth

Erik Thorsen

Tuesday 04 January 2005 9:47:26 am

I have now the same problem. However, I have set all permissions for the requested folders to rwx.

Either way, I get this error;

The affected directories are: settings settings/siteaccess/admin

Shell commands
These shell commands will give proper permission to the webserver.

cd /home/gal/public_html/ez
chmod -R ug+rwx settings settings/siteaccess/admin
chown -R nobody:nobody settings settings/siteaccess/admin

I can't seem to figure out which folder I need to change the setting to in order to get this working.

If anyone could please help me I would appreciate it!

Thank you,

Erik Thorsen

Tom Henderson

Saturday 02 July 2005 6:44:07 pm

I also encountered the notice stating I needed to chmod 8 directories. After doing the required chmod to each directory, it is still stating I have Insufficient directory permissions for the following 3 directories: root/settings, root/settings/override, and root/settings/siteaccess/admin.

I have verified that these directories do have rwx (777) permissions, but the installation continues to state "Insufficient directory permissions".

Server is running Apache/1.3.33 on Linux. Attempting to install eZ publish 3.6

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you.

Tom

Stephen Martin

Saturday 02 July 2005 7:42:18 pm

Tom,

Did you chmod the files in those directories as well? If no, then do so and see if that corrects the problem.

Tom Henderson

Saturday 02 July 2005 9:02:43 pm

Stephen,

Thanks for the recommendation to chmod the *files* in the directories also. I did so and the install completed successfully.

eZ systems looks to have quite an excellent product in eZ publish. I believe it is the tool I have been searching for and I am looking forward to testing it out.

Thanks again!

Best Regards,

Tom Henderson