Hello,
The problem is that care2x files are owned by the root user.
Apache needs ownership of the files in order to have write-access
to them even if the permission mask is 777. I don't know why is this,
but it is a matter of fact.
I see you are running apache2. The apache2 user/group is www
Thanks for the reply. I tried
chown -R apache.apache * . to my web folder and
chmod 777 -R * also.
But it is still not working, the first time I install on Fedora core 4 is okay. Except some ot the MySQL tables are not functioning.
Any suggestion! I use the all the package from Fedora Core-3
Hello,
I really can reproduce this on my system that the apache cannot
have write access if the files are owned by other user...
Are you sure "apache" is the user of your apache server? On my
distribution (Ubuntu) it is "www-data". You can check this in the
httpd.conf (or apache2.conf - depend
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elpidio
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