| DS Syndicate Write Permissions |
| Written by Josh Lyon | |||
| Friday, 18 January 2008 06:06 | |||
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I was getting an error with my RSS
Syndication component after I moved my site over to the new server.
The error message I was getting was:
It turns out I just needed to set the
right owner to the file and chmod the file to be writeable. The
error message isn't very specific about which folder needs to be
writeable and the post I found on joomla.org just said the cache
folder. Most Joomla users would probably think of this as the
folder named cache, used by Joomla, in the root of the joomla
website. It turns out this wasn't the case - so I'm not sure if
that's for a different version of the software or what. After
searching on google for the error, I found a few more sites who
were having the same error, but were also outputting some more
information (in retrospect, I probably could have raised my php
error setting). The folder is in
/components/com_ds-syndicate/ and is called feed.
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Actually, for me with Joomla 1.0.13, I had to first make [root]/cache permissions 777 and then each feed file in that directory (rss20.xml, etc.) had to be made writable (666).
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It turns out I just needed to set the right owner to the file and chmod the file to be writeable. The error message isn't very specific about which folder needs to be writeable and the post I found on joomla.org just said the cache folder.
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I think, this theme is quite actual now. Actually, for me with Joomla 1.0.13, I had to first make [root]/cache permissions 777 and then each feed file in that directory (rss20.xml, etc.) had to be made writable (666).
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The interesting information, the tonic on a note! From your joomla root you can run the following commands (from Shell) to fix this. The other option is to use your ftp client to set the write permissions. Make sure to replace username with the username you want to own the file. You can try just setting the write permissions (777) first and if that doesnt work, then set the owner.
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