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"0750 Not Writable - Error!" but everything seems to work fine - skylarmt - 2017-06-10
I recursively set permissions on the whole installation to 750. The health check says nothing is writable, but everything still works. I can edit pages, create new pages, etc.
What is going on?
RE: "0750 Not Writable - Error!" but everything seems to work fine - shawn_a - 2017-06-12
That compares against gschmod in gsconfig, change it to match.
RE: "0750 Not Writable - Error!" but everything seems to work fine - skylarmt - 2017-06-12
(2017-06-12, 10:50:41)shawn_a Wrote: That compares against gschmod in gsconfig, change it to match.
I have this in gsconfig.php:
PHP Code:
define('GSCHMOD', 750);
There's no change, everything under Directory Permissions in the Website Health Check says "0750 Not Writable - Error!" except "/data/other/plugins.xml" which is OK. I have run recursive chown and chmod operations on the entire webroot.
RE: "0750 Not Writable - Error!" but everything seems to work fine - hameau - 2017-06-12
(2017-06-12, 10:50:41)shawn_a Wrote: That compares against gschmod in gsconfig, change it to match.
I recall having problems with this kind of thing previously. I think the perms test is hardcoded in health-check.php, e.g., (line 166)
<?php if( $me >= '0644' ) { echo '<span class="OKmsg" >' ... .@skylarmt: It's only cosmetic – provided everything works, you can ignore the health-check results. It's really just diagnostics and GS doesn't use these results anywhere else.
RE: "0750 Not Writable - Error!" but everything seems to work fine - skylarmt - 2017-06-12
(2017-06-12, 16:35:07)hameau Wrote: It's only cosmetic
That's what I figured. Is there any reason for the code to not just use is_readable() and is_writable()?