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koralex90
Mainfile.php Error.

  • 2007/7/6 14:03

  • koralex90

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  • Since: 2005/3/15


I just finished transferring my site to a new server and everything seems to be working fine except one thing. When I enter the administrator menu, it states in red letters, the following.

WARNING: File /home/****/mainfile.php is writeable by the server.
Please change the permission of this file for security reasons.
in Unix (444), in Win32 (read-only)

Thus, I went into smartftp and selected mainfile.php and changed the chmod to 444. When I do this, I still get that warning. I go into smart ftp again and check and the view settings are 644 once again. I tried this with several ftp programs but the settings just go back to 644 every time. Please tell me how to resolve this issue. Thanks.
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underdog
Re: Mainfile.php Error.

  • 2007/7/6 14:14

  • underdog

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  • Since: 2007/6/21


Firstly, quickly remove your complete path from the post


as in change to:

WARNING: File /home/***********/mainfile.php is writeable by the server.
Or something like that.

Secondly, I don't know if it works, but how about setting the mainfile.php readonly on your PC before you upload?

Otherwise someone else needs to help you
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koralex90
Re: Mainfile.php Error.

  • 2007/7/6 14:25

  • koralex90

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  • Since: 2005/3/15


I just tried it but it doesnt work. : (
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Anonymous
Re: Mainfile.php Error.

  • 2007/7/6 19:05

  • Anonymous

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I wonder if your space on the new server is fully functional yet?

I know that it was a couple of days before mine was following a server move and just at the point where I was beginning to panic a little everything suddenly started working.

Either way, a call you your server hosts is in order, I think.
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BroHam
Re: Mainfile.php Error.

  • 2007/7/7 1:46

  • BroHam

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  • Since: 2007/3/31


Try making a file - say "chmod.php" - and uploading it to your root or specifically the directory with mainfile.php.

So, chmod.php should have something like this in it:
chmod (mainfile.php, 0777);
?>


Then, point your browser to the address of chmod.php to run it.
mainfile.php should become 777, yes? Then, you should freely be able to change to 444.
???
I don't know.
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exbanious
Re: Mainfile.php Error.

  • 2007/7/7 2:03

  • exbanious

  • Not too shy to talk

  • Posts: 113

  • Since: 2004/5/30


Just to add to BroHam's post, make sure that you delete that chmod.php file afterward...
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script_fu
Re: Mainfile.php Error.

If you have cpanel this can be set inside your file manager.

I had the same problem over at bluewho if I remember correctly. No matter what I used did not work. Anyway cpanel was the answer for me.

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