The directory files/images is not writable, because it does not have the correct permissions set
Tanya S - August 31, 2006 - 13:28
anyone know what this means? and how I can sort it out?
thanks
anyone know what this means? and how I can sort it out?
thanks
consider...
the problem
if that was too complicated...
to fix
How you do that depends on several things you didn't describe in your post - such as :
The short answer is probably
chmod -R g+w files/*The long answer is do some research on what file permissions are. Once you find that out, the answer is obvious.
.dan.
How to troubleshoot Drupal | http://www.coders.co.nz/
Ok a bit more info
I have looked into changing the permissions but:
When I go to the file manager on the server through the cpanel I have only an option to change the permissions on the public_html directory(which is where the files/images along with many other files are) these are files that were there when I installed Drupal. This is the file that I upload all my images to, using the ftp client.
I have only recently been getting the error message and have not changed any file permissions before.
Therefore I have gone to 'Change permissions' for the public_html directory and all the boxes for user, group and world are ticked to allow anyone to read, write and execute. Therefore how can I possibly change the permissions to make the files/images directory writable? Or am I in the wrong place?
Not that I use cpanel myself
Not that I use cpanel myself but I understand that random problems do seem to occur frequently... Try running the cleanup script in the tools folder.
There's a sort of guide thingy here: http://andrew.absurdlycool.com/class/l3.html#Changing%20file%20permissio...
...But I'm not sure it'll help much... Good luck! ;o)
Pobster