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Posted: **Thu Dec 04, 2008 2:29 pm**

Hi Guys,

First, you have to know that I'm working on a new/"fresh" Serendipity installation on an Intranet (so there's no hacking risk...).

So, my problem is simple to explain but I can't solve it... When I add a plugin from SPARTACUS to Serendipity's Plugins folder, I've got this error message on the plugins admin page :

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Warning: serendipity_plugin_api::include(/var/services/web/plugins/serendipity_plugin_remoterss/@eaDir/serendipity_plugin_remoterss.php) [serendipity-plugin-api.include]: failed to open stream: Success in /volume1/web/include/plugin_api.inc.php on line 551

Warning: serendipity_plugin_api::include() [function.include]: Failed opening '/var/services/web/plugins/serendipity_plugin_remoterss/[b]@eaDir[/b]/serendipity_plugin_remoterss.php' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/syno/php/lib/php:/volume1/web/bundled-libs/:/volume1/web/bundled-libs/Smarty/libs/:/volume1/web/:') in /volume1/web/include/plugin_api.inc.php on line 551
Erreur: serendipity_plugin_remoterss

I guess there's a problem with this "@eadir" but I don't know where... I didn't modify Serendipity's source code, just CSS for my template.

It's the same with plenty of plugins and both Serendipity 1.3.1 / 1.4.beta1... And I copied original files several times, without success.

I'm lost... Thanks a lot for your help!

Posted: **Thu Dec 04, 2008 2:46 pm**

Hi!

What kind of OS are you working on? It seems the filesystem permissions do not really allow read access at this place. @eaDir sounds like some virtual directory stuff, like that useless MacOS __directoeries everywhere. Serendipity only minds its own directories, and always needs read privileges.

So check your chown/chmod and make sure, everything is readable for your webserver/php user.

Regards,
Garvin

Posted: **Thu Dec 04, 2008 2:48 pm**

Hi!

A short googling reveals that @eaDir comes from Apples AFP service. You need to disable that, only access your s9y directory system with a neutral client, best use FTP to access files to prevent that your OS puts directories into the s9y structure that don't belong there.

Regards,
Garvin

Posted: **Thu Dec 04, 2008 5:36 pm**

In fact, that's a bit more complicated...

I'm hosting Serendipity on a Synology NAS. I guess it's running until a customized Linux environment.
I have no FTP service activated. I'm just using the NAS as :
- a NAS (gosh!

)
- an Intranet portal via Synology Web Station

You gave me an idea: I adjusted security options for my "web" folder... I just gave all rights for anybody... Changed nothing.

Posted: **Thu Dec 04, 2008 5:55 pm**

Hi!

Hm, I'm sorry for that, then it must be a Synology filesystem problem. Have you tried talking to their tech support? It's definitely an access problem of those "@" directories. They should not be there.

Regards,
Garvin

Posted: **Thu Dec 04, 2008 6:07 pm**

Yup, I'm gonna contact them...

Thx for your help!

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