[TYPO3-linux] Install on subdomain, directories detected as not writable

[Janno Schouwenburg]

Hi all,



I see a third reason also most hosters don't use it: selinux. With shell
access you could check the security context with ls -Z and change it with
chcon.



Regards,



Janno Schouwenburg



-----Original Message-----
From: typo3-linux-bounces at lists.netfielders.de [mailto:
typo3-linux-bounces at lists.netfielders.de] On Behalf Of Anna Young
Sent: dinsdag 7 augustus 2007 19:52
To: TYPO3 Installation on Linux and other Unices
Subject: Re: [TYPO3-linux] Install on subdomain, directories detected as not
writable



Thank you Michael so very much;



If those are only two possible reasons



    I see two possible reasons:

    - You only made the directories writable but not their contents

    (chmod -R)

    - You fixed the wrong directories - maybe there is another instance?



I obviously did not made the content writable, however I have no idea

how to do it.  I use Plesk desktop  on the server and I don't see where

the 'content' of an empty folder can be made writable. I did  create

temp/  folder, made it 'rwxrwxrwx' but that makes no difference, I still

get the same errors.



Would it have anything to do with 'sessions'? This is an error for

typo3temp and all other are the same with the same 'number' at the end

of the path:



*typo3temp/ directory not writable* /Full path:

/var/www/vhosts/torontogsdrescue.org/subdomains/sultan/httpdocs/typo3temp/7356fb702c59fa6f3fbb082502771ef5/

The folder is used by both the frontend (FE) and backend interface (TBE)

for image manipulated files.



Tried to write this file (with touch()) but didn't succeed.

The directory typo3temp/ must be writable!



Sincerely Yours



Anna Young

Toronto German Shepherd Dog Rescue



Please visit our website and join our Discussion Forum at
http://www.torontogsdrescue.org





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Michael Stucki wrote:



>Hi Anna,

>

>

>

>>It tells me that directories typo3temp, typo3conf, fileadmin and uploads

>>are not writable when in fact they are all '777'.

>>

>>

>

>I see two possible reasons:

>- You only made the directories writable but not their contents (chmod -R)

>- You fixed the wrong directories - maybe there is another instance?

>

>

>

>>The archives of the support lists are disabled so I'm not able to look

>>for answers there.

>>

>>

>

>Yes, we couldn't fix them yet after the listserver upgrade last week.

>You can search using Google instead:

>

>Search for: <search terms> site:lists.netfielders.de

>

>(notice the "site" attribute)

>

>Good luck!

>

>- michael

>

>

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