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Re: failed to open stream: No such file or directory
by iHackCode on 2009/6/8 4:44:14

Quote:

servicevu wrote:

Is there any utility with the distribution for the file check?

Regards,

Aziz


the checksum.php and checksum.md5 should be placed at the same folder as mainfile.php. and then access the checksum.php file with your browser.

its also explained in the release_notes.txt file.
Quote:
Files integrity check
-----------------------------------

The full XOOPS package is released with a script able to check if all the system files have been correctly uploaded to the server. To use it, follow these instructions:

1. Upload the checksum.php and checksum.md5 files located in the XOOPS package root to your XOOPS server folder (putting them next to mainfile.php).
2. Execute checksum.php with your browser
3. If necessary, re-upload the missing or corrupted system files
4. Remove checksum.php and checksum.md5 from your server
Re: failed to open stream: No such file or directory
by Xend on 2009/5/31 22:26:31

The most common reason for "500 server error" message, output by a PHP script, are incorrect file permissions. You need to make sure that the PHP script itself and every other file or directory on the account does not have world-writable permissions (666, 777).

Some servers are running under SuExec environment and scripts are run with the username of their owner, and not with the user of the web server („apache“). servicevu, if a script has to write to a file/directory, world-writable permissions are not needed
A file/directory with world-writable permissions is considered insecure, and cannot be used/executed.
Re: failed to open stream: No such file or directory
by servicevu on 2009/5/31 15:21:56

Quote:

ghia wrote:
Did you run the file check?


H ghia,

Is there any utility with the distribution for the file check?

Regards,

Aziz
Re: failed to open stream: No such file or directory
by servicevu on 2009/5/31 15:20:10

Hi,

Okay, I have not changed anything apart from those folders indicated in the installation manual (xoops_data/caches ... etc).

Now, after uploading all the files once again and following the installation step by step, I can only see the 1st installation screen (Language Selection) and pressing next will return error 302 (missing file) and error 500 (internal server error).

Any comments?

Aziz
Re: failed to open stream: No such file or directory
by Xend on 2009/5/30 4:38:59

Somthing you Should now if you have php5 on your server.

If the folder that contains a PHP file/script is world writable (chmod 777), it will result in an Internal Server Error. The normal folder permissions can be 771 or 751

PHP scripts need a minimum of 700 permissions to execute. Permission 750 or 770 is recommended. The permissions for all non-executable files such as html, text and images needs to be 774 or 754

When i install XOOPS on my server's, i do nothing to the files, when finich i set mainfile.php to 400 and upload to 745.

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