2010-10-01, 06:46:56
GetSimple doesn’t run the chown command, it’s just that you might need to run it on your server.
Your errors seem to implicate that GetSimple can’t chmod because its not the owner of the file. (The “Not owner†part of your error message.) To protect your files and server normally files are set to only be editable by their owner and up to now no one has had problems with GetSimple not being the owner.
As I’m not a SunOS I’m afraid I can’t say much about what the problem is. You could try checking the chmod on those temporary files GetSimple is trying to access to make sure it has access to them. (Chmod on the files, not just on the folders.)
Your errors seem to implicate that GetSimple can’t chmod because its not the owner of the file. (The “Not owner†part of your error message.) To protect your files and server normally files are set to only be editable by their owner and up to now no one has had problems with GetSimple not being the owner.
As I’m not a SunOS I’m afraid I can’t say much about what the problem is. You could try checking the chmod on those temporary files GetSimple is trying to access to make sure it has access to them. (Chmod on the files, not just on the folders.)
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Help us test a key change for the core! ¶ Problems with GetSimple? Be sure to enable debug mode!
Help us test a key change for the core! ¶ Problems with GetSimple? Be sure to enable debug mode!