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Started by clark at 09-13-2005 1:26 AM. Topic has 8 replies.
  
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 09-13-2005, 1:26 AM
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clark
Joined on 09-13-2005
Sunny Great Yarmouth
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Hi, I've recently put up a bulletin board by following the instructions from a web magazine. Unfortunately it used the CHMOD unix command to set the permissions on then config.php file. It sets it from 777 to 666, i.e. from "Execute, Write, Read" permissions to "Write, Read" only.
I have therefore been trying to set the permissions through webhost4life's Control Panel. The problem is I can't figure out which user to choose from the "Current Permission Settings" e.g. NETWORK, INTERACTIVE, IUSR_DEDI396, etc.
At one point I blocked them all - setting them to read only - except 'Administrator' but when I checked the config.php file through my ftp program (CuteFTP 7 Pro), it still stated that the permissions were set at 777 ("Execute, Write, Read").
I'd appreciate any help as the sooner I can set the security properly the better. Many Thanks.
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09-14-2005, 7:44 AM
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Chazz
Joined on 09-14-2005
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I am also trying to install the phpBB forum onto my website and am having the same problem.
The permissions aren't being changed properly. There's mention of
webhost4life not supporting the linux/unix commands chmod because its a
windows server but phpBB supports being installed on windows servers.
webhost4life says you have to do it through the control panel. I've
done this but the permissions are still not changed. I've checked them
through smartFTP. Has anyone been able to get PhpBB to install, and how
did you do it if so?
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09-15-2005, 3:37 PM
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clark
Joined on 09-13-2005
Sunny Great Yarmouth
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That's correct. It appears to me that permissions aren't being changed properly. What I mean is I posted a ticket in the helpdesk with my above question and they replied with:
You should give the "network service" read write permission. Also, make sure you don't deny any user permission on the other users. If you don't want the user to access your files, simply remove the user.
Well I changed "network services" to read write permissions but it's the same story.
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09-28-2005, 3:48 PM
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Catalyst
Joined on 09-29-2005
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I'm using phpbb with no problems. Using the File Permission in the control panel, add the permissions you need to the IUSR_accountname account.
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10-01-2005, 1:03 PM
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Catalyst
Joined on 09-29-2005
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The config.php file would be in the root of your Mambo install, it woudn't be outside your normally accessible folders.
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10-01-2005, 7:57 PM
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ratty
Joined on 09-30-2005
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Thanks I realized where it was shortly after posting. I solved my
problem as far as permissions on files by setting the local machine
permission to 777 (read, write, execute) during the install on the
configuration.php file. This works (obviously to me now) because
the install is running on the host machine and therefore needs
permission to change the files.
With all that messing around though I changed some of the root folder
permissions and want to reset them but I'm afraid I may be mistaken as
to what they were. Can anyone tell me what the default
permissions are for the root folder?
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01-22-2007, 12:08 AM
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Khaos
Joined on 01-22-2007
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All works fine for me except that I cannot use the emailer.php or the smpt function with my phpbb..
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01-22-2007, 1:04 PM
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Khaos
Joined on 01-22-2007
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Problem solved just have to use a smtp server with port 25 as default.
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