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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-Polls] Poll won't reloadWhat steps are to make wp-polls work with Hyper Cache?
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress can’t write files on its ownI think I found/fixed the problem.
At first I opened httpd.conf and found 2 lines:
User apache
Group apacheI changed it to be:
User demousr
Group demousrNote demousr is the user I created myself and all files in /html/ folder are chmoded to this user (Group and Owner)
I don’t know if its good but everything works fine now I don’t get any persmission warnings and I can install WordPress and plugins without chmoding folders to 777
Anyone can explain if its safe move to change these values in my httpd.conf file like I did?
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress can’t write files on its ownI just installed from options default CentOs Linux 5.3 with all the apache, php, mysql and other stuff. I tried to change php.ini with all the security values switched off. Everything is running under root account I didn’t create additional accounts.
Maybe you can pastebin your php.ini so I could copy that to my server.Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress can’t write files on its ownI created a new user demousr and changed all files and folders in /var/www/html/wordpress2 to be owned by this new user demousr
But nothing changed, wordpress stillcan’t write the wp-config.php file.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress can’t write files on its ownOk, I uploaded new WP files in folder wordpress2. In here I check wp-config.php and it says:
Group :root [0]
Owner : root [0]
rwxr-xr-x 0755
There’s options: set UID, set GUID and Sticky bit (all unchecked)When I try to load the directory and enter correct database login I get Sorry, but I can’t write the wp-config.php file.
Group and Owner is the same so why It can’t update that wp-config.php file?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can’t get 2 style sheets to work – Have tried everythingHave a look at your page with Firefox addon called Firebug, it will show you on the right side which stylesheet is used for specific divs and maybe you will see where’s the problem.
Also consider that some css style rules may come from template itself so in this case you sometimes have to define your css in external stylesheets with !important value, e.g. #sidebar{color: red !important;}