Besides sharing my sunday morning experience of upgrading: is it not an idea to implement a chmod for some important directories in the install script? Besides a easier install, it could prevent security issues of people having some directories still 0777 while not necessary.
upgrade 7.1 -> 8.11 alpha chmod
upgrade 7.1 -> 8.11 alpha chmod
I just took the risk of upgrading to 8.11 alpha on this quiet sunday morning. And I noticed the upgrade itself created some errors. For example some files could not be moved (I suppose to backup) and when I refreshed my ndex page I saw some php code
. I then reminded myself for chmodding the template_c directory to 0777 zo it was writable and that was the solution.
Besides sharing my sunday morning experience of upgrading: is it not an idea to implement a chmod for some important directories in the install script? Besides a easier install, it could prevent security issues of people having some directories still 0777 while not necessary.
Besides sharing my sunday morning experience of upgrading: is it not an idea to implement a chmod for some important directories in the install script? Besides a easier install, it could prevent security issues of people having some directories still 0777 while not necessary.
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CODE CLEANUP / BUGS
!(0.8) Bug: When upgrading from 0.7 to 0.8, the new templates_c directory won't get sufficient write permissions and smarty will throw a warning after upgrade is complete.
Kind of aware of it already. ;)
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