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Hello,
Whenever I try to update/clone a page/skin it displays the following message when I submit the page:
Forbidden
You do not have permission to access this document.
Just a white page with that on. I have kryptronic installed on quite a few domains (all on the same server, so it's not a server setting) and they all work fine, with the exception of this one site.
Any ideas how to fix it?
Thanks!
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It would be a permissions issue for the directories for that site, ccp will not produce a message like that so you need to check your file permissions.
John
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Hello,
Thanks for the reply. Which directory/files in particular will need correcting?
We've never had a problem before and the setup has always been the same, very weird!
Thanks!
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ashley wrote:
Hello,
Thanks for the reply. Which directory/files in particular will need correcting?
We've never had a problem before and the setup has always been the same, very weird!
Thanks!
Set all files to 644 and folders to 755. suPHP on cpanel servers is picky about this.
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kryptsupport wrote:
ashley wrote:
Hello,
Thanks for the reply. Which directory/files in particular will need correcting?
We've never had a problem before and the setup has always been the same, very weird!
Thanks!Set all files to 644 and folders to 755. suPHP on cpanel servers is picky about this.
Hello,
The entire /skins directory(Inc. sub folders and files) is set to 777 already, so that should allow writing to the file. I assume that would be the only directory that would need permission as the files I am trying to update are in the /skins directory.
Any other ideas?
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ashley wrote:
kryptsupport wrote:
ashley wrote:
Hello,
Thanks for the reply. Which directory/files in particular will need correcting?
We've never had a problem before and the setup has always been the same, very weird!
Thanks!Set all files to 644 and folders to 755. suPHP on cpanel servers is picky about this.
Hello,
The entire /skins directory(Inc. sub folders and files) is set to 777 already, so that should allow writing to the file. I assume that would be the only directory that would need permission as the files I am trying to update are in the /skins directory.
Any other ideas?
Sometimes suPHP will complain about 777 and actually want 755 with an error like yours. Do you know if you're running that?
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kryptsupport wrote:
ashley wrote:
kryptsupport wrote:
Set all files to 644 and folders to 755. suPHP on cpanel servers is picky about this.Hello,
The entire /skins directory(Inc. sub folders and files) is set to 777 already, so that should allow writing to the file. I assume that would be the only directory that would need permission as the files I am trying to update are in the /skins directory.
Any other ideas?Sometimes suPHP will complain about 777 and actually want 755 with an error like yours. Do you know if you're running that?
That didn't seem to do any good, still displaying the forbidden error message whenever I try to update a skin etc.
Any other possible fixes?
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