Insufficient directory permissions - Windows Server not supported?

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Nick Wang	Thursday 02 December 2004 5:33:56 pm I am testing the ezpublish on web hosting company. They are using Windows Server. I always get "Insufficient directory permissions" at the step of System Check. However, I already set "everyone" full permission for the whole directory ezpublish (and its subdirectories/files). Is Windows Server not supported? The URL is http://specopsinsignia.com/ezpublish/index.php. System message: cd c:\hosting\webhost4life\member\soibry\ezpublish chmod -R a+rwx settings chmod -R a+rwx settings/override chmod -R a+rwx var chmod -R a+rwx var/log chmod -R a+rwx var/storage chmod -R a+rwx var/cache chmod -R a+rwx var/cache/codepages chmod -R a+rwx var/cache/ini chmod -R a+rwx settings/siteaccess chmod -R a+rwx settings/siteaccess/admin chmod -R a+rwx design
Mark Marsiglio	Thursday 02 December 2004 6:31:07 pm I am running a site on a windows server. The only problem I have is with cronjobs. I can't run the scripts because of a php problem. Do you have admin/remote access to the box? You might be able to use an FTP program to change the permission, but it is important that it be done to all the subfolders. Check one of the subfolders to see if it picked up the permissions that you set on the parent folder. Sometimes that does not work right... http://www.thinkcreative.com Turning Ideas Into Strategic Solutions
Nick Wang	Friday 03 December 2004 6:31:33 am The administrator already set the full permission for everyone: "Do you know if there's any other setting needs to be done first before the installation? Cause we even try to give everyone rwx permission, but the installtion still not working."

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Thursday 02 December 2004 5:33:56 pm

I am testing the ezpublish on web hosting company. They are using Windows Server. I always get "Insufficient directory permissions" at the step of System Check. However, I already set "everyone" full permission for the whole directory ezpublish (and its subdirectories/files).

Is Windows Server not supported? The URL is http://specopsinsignia.com/ezpublish/index.php.

System message:

cd c:\hosting\webhost4life\member\soibry\ezpublish
chmod -R a+rwx settings
chmod -R a+rwx settings/override
chmod -R a+rwx var
chmod -R a+rwx var/log
chmod -R a+rwx var/storage
chmod -R a+rwx var/cache
chmod -R a+rwx var/cache/codepages
chmod -R a+rwx var/cache/ini
chmod -R a+rwx settings/siteaccess
chmod -R a+rwx settings/siteaccess/admin
chmod -R a+rwx design

Mark Marsiglio

Thursday 02 December 2004 6:31:07 pm

I am running a site on a windows server. The only problem I have is with cronjobs. I can't run the scripts because of a php problem.

Do you have admin/remote access to the box? You might be able to use an FTP program to change the permission, but it is important that it be done to all the subfolders. Check one of the subfolders to see if it picked up the permissions that you set on the parent folder. Sometimes that does not work right...

http://www.thinkcreative.com
Turning Ideas Into Strategic Solutions

Nick Wang

Friday 03 December 2004 6:31:33 am

The administrator already set the full permission for everyone:

"Do you know if there's any other setting needs to be done first before the installation? Cause we even try to give everyone rwx permission, but the installtion still not working."