[Pmwiki-users] Need a little help with X-Gallery
Bruce Fihe
bruce
Thu Sep 16 23:26:57 CDT 2004
Kevin, et al,
Sorry, I meant to say in my first message that both services are *nix
systems running apache. The home service is Apache 1.x.
2755 does not work, the target directory must be 2777 or the upload
fails. The point is, I don't want to go in and do any chmod. I'm hoping
to find a fix that will let my users add a page (gallery) and upload
images without the need for my intervention.
Thanks for the reply.
Bruce
Kevin Koym wrote:
> Bruce,
>
> When I was using a similar provider / situation- I changed my chmod to
> chmod 2755... I can not remember how exactly they had apache set
> up... but this mask worked for me (I assume that they had apache
> executing the files as me, and that allowed pmwiki to do what it
> needed).
>
> Hope that helps.
>
> Kevin
>
> Bruce Fihe wrote:
>
>> Most important, thanks to Patrick for creating such a great tool and
>> allowing us all to use it.
>>
>>
>> I am in the process of bring up two wikis, one for work, one for home
>> and family. The work wiki is read password protected because we are
>> using it for communications between software developers, testers and
>> clients all offset by about 8 time zones. The family site is wide
>> open with only an upload password.
>>
>> <> <>I love the cookbook concept and have been on a recipe-a-day
>> program to add features to both sites. Started out with Arndis'
>> skins, and keep adding features. <>
>>
>> Both sites share some similarities, primarily they are hosted by a
>> commercial provider and I only have FTP access to them. However,
>> there are clearly differences between the setup at these hosts. The
>> first thing I noticed is that the history did not function properly
>> on my home site. Turned out that this provider runs PHP in safe move.
>> Thanks to Nils Knappmeier's PHPDiffEngine, I was able to get around
>> that. <>
>>
>> So here's the problem I have not been able to solve. On my home site
>> I have added X-Gallery of the family can upload pictures. Thanks,
>> Steven Leite! After everything was installed as directed, I got a
>> PmWiki error message, stating that the uploaded file could not be
>> moved into the target directory. It took a while, but I eventually
>> figured out that the created directory did not have the proper
>> permissions. It did not have GID set. I tried to go in with SmartFTP
>> and set the permissions to 2777, but got an operation not permitted
>> response. <>
>>
>> Well, I'm not easily discouraged. I found that using SmartFTP, I
>> could delete the directory create a new directory of the same name,
>> then set 2777. Now the uploads work, but every time the page was
>> refreshed, the thumbnails were regenerated. Yep, wrong directory
>> permissions again, same solution. <>
>>
>> So I have a workaround, but I would really like my users to be able
>> to create their own pages, then upload to them without my
>> intervention. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. <>
>>
>> Bruce
>>
>>--
>>Bruce Fihe
>>441 Ranchitos del Sol
>>Aptos, CA 95003
>>
>>831-662-9565
>>bruce at aftonranch.net
>>
>>
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