I've had WSN Directory installed for months now, and it's never failed to auto-upgrade. Today when trying to upgrade to 6.0.25, it tells me:
"Your web host has neither suPHP nor the ftp extension, so you can't use the automatic updater. Contact your web host to get them to fix this. Meanwhile you can do manual upgrades as readme.html instructs."
What changed so much in a point-upgrade so as to break things? Nothing on my server has changed, as far as I'm aware... any ideas?
All of a sudden I cannot update my copy of links either. I get the following message -
Somehow we lack permission to copy to templates/admin/autoupgrade.tpl (this is a random test file, preumably the same story applies to other files). Since you have suPHP/CGI permissions shouldn't normally be an issue, but apparently they are here. Could files somehow have become owned by a different user? If you use multiple FTP accounts and have manually uploaded files from a different one than your base account FTP, that would create problems.
This was never an issue before and we do not have multiple FTP accounts. This is on the same site you did the inspection for that rss feed issue recently.
All of a sudden I cannot update my copy of links either. I get the following message -
Somehow we lack permission to copy to templates/admin/autoupgrade.tpl (this is a random test file, preumably the same story applies to other files). Since you have suPHP/CGI permissions shouldn't normally be an issue, but apparently they are here. Could files somehow have become owned by a different user? If you use multiple FTP accounts and have manually uploaded files from a different one than your base account FTP, that would create problems.
This was never an issue before and we do not have multiple FTP accounts. This is on the same site you did the inspection for that rss feed issue recently.
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I've had WSN Directory installed for months now, and it's never failed to auto-upgrade. Today when trying to upgrade to 6.0.25, it tells me:
"Your web host has neither suPHP nor the ftp extension, so you can't use the automatic updater. Contact your web host to get them to fix this. Meanwhile you can do manual upgrades as readme.html instructs."
What changed so much in a point-upgrade so as to break things? Nothing on my server has changed, as far as I'm aware... any ideas?
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All of a sudden I cannot update my copy of links either. I get the following message -
Somehow we lack permission to copy to templates/admin/autoupgrade.tpl (this is a random test file, preumably the same story applies to other files). Since you have suPHP/CGI permissions shouldn't normally be an issue, but apparently they are here. Could files somehow have become owned by a different user? If you use multiple FTP accounts and have manually uploaded files from a different one than your base account FTP, that would create problems.
This was never an issue before and we do not have multiple FTP accounts. This is on the same site you did the inspection for that rss feed issue recently.
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All of a sudden I cannot update my copy of links either. I get the following message -
Somehow we lack permission to copy to templates/admin/autoupgrade.tpl (this is a random test file, preumably the same story applies to other files). Since you have suPHP/CGI permissions shouldn't normally be an issue, but apparently they are here. Could files somehow have become owned by a different user? If you use multiple FTP accounts and have manually uploaded files from a different one than your base account FTP, that would create problems.
This was never an issue before and we do not have multiple FTP accounts. This is on the same site you did the inspection for that rss feed issue recently.
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This incorrect error message was due to a 6.0.24 bug in includes/filefunctions.php. Upload the attached copy to /includes/ and it'll work.
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That worked perfectly, thank you so much!
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Ditto! Thanks for the help.