FTP No Write Access to images folder
I am trying to upload a standalone .jpg file to...
xxx.xxx/webspace/siteapps/29473/htdocs/wp-content/themes/atahualpa/images/ and I get an error message: ================================================== ============================== FTP FOLDER ERROR: An error occurred copying a file to the FTP server. Make sure you have permission to put files on the server. Details: 200 Type set to I 227 Entering Passive Mode (78,153,215,204,161,97) 550 header4.jpg: Permission denied. ================================================== ============================== I have tried to change the attributes of the images folder from 755 to 767 using my LeechFTP program, but it will not allow any attributes to be changed... Needless to say I'm stumped! :p |
You need to contact your host's helpdesk
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If you can't change permissions then there is something screwy about the ownership of the folder. It may have been created under 'root' and 'wordpress' doesn't have permission to change the permissions. This is a folder ownership/apache type issue (assuming your site is running an apache server)
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Many thanks, I will contact my hosting company on Monday Morning.
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Just for the heck of it, I installed this theme on another site and again, no FTP access into the folders is allowed. It must be a permissions problem created in the install. I installed directly from within Wordpress.
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Try doing it manually - see HOWTO: upgrade Atahualpa to a new version
However, did you install it on the same host? I ran into a problem similar to this for a customer (on network Solutions) the automatic install was using 'root' while wordpress was using 'theftpuser' and there was a permissions issue between the two users. |
I am going to upload it manually with the fixes and my image in place before hand - a cheeky way, but hopefully it works, will let you know how it goes! Thank you for your help thus far!
Danno. |
Upload manually successful with the bug fixes... I see the comma no space problem sorted out and my logo comes up also. Happy days!
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I'd still test to see if you can FTP to the folder, you still may have the original issue to haunt you in the future.
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My hosting requires that I change the PHP5 be set to CGI mode to FTP into the directories, and back to Apache mode to use WP! But hey, it's not the end of the world!
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