Post by business4wholesale » Sun Jun 29, 2008 7:45 am

Hi

I am trying to install OpenCart but i keep getting this error in Step 1 - Warning: Image cache directory needs to be writable for OpenCart to work!

I have checked the image/cache folder and set the folder to 777 and have also tried 755 butit is still coming up with the error .

Any help would be great

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Post by Luvz2drv » Sun Jun 29, 2008 7:57 am

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business4wholesale wrote: Hi

I am trying to install OpenCart but i keep getting this error in Step 1 - Warning: Image cache directory needs to be writable for OpenCart to work!

I have checked the image/cache folder and set the folder to 777 and have also tried 755 butit is still coming up with the error .

Any help would be great

Thanks

Chris

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Post by hm2k » Sun Jun 29, 2008 5:54 pm

Realistically, you should only need chmod 666, my advice would be to contact your server administrator.

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Post by Luvz2drv » Sun Jun 29, 2008 9:49 pm

yes, 666 would work.  but for troubleshooting 777 is better as it removes all of the security issues that could be..  once it working you can fine tune your security.

worrying about security before you have the script running is like putting a 2000$ stereo in a car you just got from the junk yard...  useless....  IMO

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Post by hm2k » Mon Jun 30, 2008 12:16 am

666 is read/write access for user,group,other; 777 just adds execute, which is not needed by the script.

Security doesn't even come into it.

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Post by fido-x » Fri Jul 04, 2008 4:05 pm

That's right there's no real difference between chmod 666 and chmod 777 other than the executable, so either should work.

You need to chmod 666 (or 777) BOTH the image directory AND the image/cache directory.

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