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#1 09-16-2013 23:57:57
- Cww2
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Question
I have ccp8 installed - but when I try to download my raw data base or upload I have issues, when I try to down load from Kryptronics I get
ERROR 500 - INTERNAL SERVER ERROR
Why am I seeing this page?
Is there anything that I can do?
Understanding Filesystem Permissions
How to modify your .htaccess file
How to modify file and directory permissions
I can however download it from my php admin
from neither place can I upload
The admin works but I have 2,000 products and photos to edit into the new format.
Any ideas???
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#2 09-17-2013 08:07:39
Re: Question
You likely have a permissions error. Check your index.php file's permissions. If they are 755 (which I suspect), ensure the following directories and files also have permissions level 755:
DIRECTORY {public}/utilities
FILES {public}/utilities/*.php
DIRECTORY {public}/downloads
FILES {public}/downloads/*.php
DIRECTORY {public}/uploads
FILES {public}/uploads/*.php
Nick Hendler
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#3 09-17-2013 10:40:00
- Cww2
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Re: Question
nope all set to 777 - mac base on unix server
but ccp os set tp 775 so does this need to be changed
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#5 09-18-2013 10:11:21
- Cww2
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Re: Question
the permission on the file folder in /ccp8/ where the store itself is is set at 755, the files for
You likely have a permissions error. Check your index.php file's permissions. If they are 755 (which I suspect), ensure the following directories and files also have permissions level 755:
DIRECTORY {public}/utilities
FILES {public}/utilities/*.php
DIRECTORY {public}/downloads
FILES {public}/downloads/*.php
DIRECTORY {public}/uploads
FILES {public}/uploads/*.php
are set at 777
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#6 09-18-2013 10:22:43
Re: Question
sometimes it can be a case of trial and error. I would start by making sure index.php is set to 755 then change the directories/files that Nick mentioned to 755. If it doesn't work change them back to what they were.
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