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  • Permissions Issue · 11 years ago

    I think i fixed the : missing 775 problem with adding "-0" like: find . -type f -path "./bin/" | xargs -0 chmod 775 but not the file name too long problem.

  • Permissions Issue · 11 years ago

    I have the same problem and if i run the script i get the errors: : File name too long chmod: missing operand after '775' Can you help me please?

  • Permissions Issue · 11 years ago

    is it a 700 permissions? The chmod +x should do that for you. Also the ./fixperms.sh is important.. the ./ bit..

  • Permissions Issue · 11 years ago

    thanks! getting a Permission denied when running the ./fixperms.sh

  • Permissions Issue · 11 years ago

    Ok your permissions are all messed up on those files :) That script should fix this up. Navigate to your Grav install: $ cd ~Users/nic.rodriquez/Sites/grav (or wherever you have installed Grav to. C

  • Permissions Issue · 11 years ago

    -> ls -gal total 248 drwxrwxr-x@ 23 GATEWAYSTAFF\Domain Users 782 Oct 30 12:07 . drwxr-xr-x 31 GATEWAYSTAFF\Domain Users 1054 Oct 30 12:51 .. -rw-r--r--@ 1 GATEWAYSTAFF\Domain Users 8196 O

  • Permissions Issue · 11 years ago

    Screen Shot 2015-10-30 at 1 this is what I am getting now

  • Permissions Issue · 11 years ago

    That should work then. If your files are owned by your user, and the webserver is running as the user all should be good. maybe you can paste EXACTLY what the permission error is you are seeing???

  • Permissions Issue · 11 years ago

    I am also using MAMP Pro, I changes the Run Apache/MySQL server as user setting to nic.rodriquez/nic.rodriquez it is running now. is there a way around this?

  • Permissions Issue · 11 years ago

    Then you will need to at least change the user/group that apache is running under. See the blog post I linked to for more information on this. I can strongly recommend following these blog posts as