Permission error

[MisterM]

Hello

I'm coming back to this discussion topic established by @flexjoly : https://forum.directadmin.com/threads/all-sites-offline-after-running-set_permissions-sh-all.61071/

I use dokuwiki, whether I install it automatically via (softaculous) or manually, I have folder and file permissions errors.

What to do?

Mz

 

[Richard G]

I have folder and file permissions errors.

Exactly which permission errors?
Which php version?
Which php mode?
Which OS distro?
Apache or nGinx or (open)Litespeed?
Did you run the permissions script and what was the outcome?

 

[MisterM]

Thank you @Richard G
Image directory mainly, because my css files, it passes

Which php version?
Which php mode?
Which OS distro?

7.4, fpm, apache2

Did you run the permissions script and what was the outcome?

What script?

Mz

 

[Richard G]

What script?

Well you pointed to the other thread so I thought you had seen it.

cd /usr/local/directadmin/scripts
./set_permissions.sh all

But you might beter use this to begin with:

cd /usr/local/directadmin/scripts
./set_permissions.sh user_homes

I missed the answer to my question exactly which permission errors are shown.
Maybe the script requires your image directory to have 777 while normally 755 would be enough under php-fpm.
I wouldn't recommend to use 777 anyway.

Which owner and which chmod does that image directory have?

Also check this:

install:permissions [DokuWiki]

www.dokuwiki.org

 

[Richard G]

FYI, I don't know what happens with your system. But I just did a testinstall via Softaculous on my server.
Also php-fpm 7.4 on Centos 7 with apache2 and it worked instantly, no errors.

 

[MisterM]

Too many errors when I reset the permissions

What do you recommend?

Mz

 

[Richard G]

I don't know. I would recommend to have a specialist look at this or send in a ticket.

Normally such install should give not any issues and the script should not throw so much errors, so maybe a ticket is best.