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1 Jan 08, 2009 01:38    

My b2evolution Version: Not Entered

I've just instaled latest version of b2evolution to my host. Everything is fine except the file permissions error. You can see the error in the link below:

http://www.ilkerartan.com/blog4.php

Each time I try to use a photo in the blog, it says ".evocache folder read/write error! Check file system permissions."

I've set the permissions of "media" folder and its subdirectories but still I' taking the same error.

And when I enter the admin's area, files section, I'm taking the errors below:
# The user's media directory «media/users/admin/» could not be created. Help
# The blog's media directory «media/blogs/a/» could not be created. Help
# The blog's media directory «media/blogs/b/» could not be created. Help
# The blog's media directory «media/blogs/links/» could not be created.

I'm sure that the permissions are already set 777. You can see this in the test page below:

http://www.ilkerartan.com/try.php

Please help me to solve this terrible error :(

2 Jan 09, 2009 19:27

There's a post/qusetion already somewhere in the forum. It has to do with your hosting provider supporting http post or something. I actually have the same problem where I cannot upload images to my media directory.

Have you tried using Live Writer as your editor? With that, livewriter can FTP the images automatically.

do a search on livewriter and you'll see the instructions. works great.

3 Jan 11, 2009 19:46

My installation of b2evolution 2.4.5 is under ispconfig. Installation of the blog files is done with uid and gid of the user (eg user: web2_test grp: web2) but when b2evo creates the .evocache directory, it is created with user: apache2 grp:apache2 without write permissions.

Even if the .evocache directory is manually created with full permissions, then files then created are as apache/apache and still do not work.

Hope this helps

4 Jan 12, 2009 09:46

I've no idea if this will work as I run suphp, but

1) delete all the sub-directories of /media/blogs/ && /media/users/
2) chmod /media/ && /media/blogs/ && /media/users/ to 0777
3) hit the files tab in admin and see if it all goes green

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