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  • rdwatson Friend
    #162575

    new install of J1.6 and installed the Joomlart extension manager but get this message: JFolder::create: Could not create directory. Running on linux/apache httpd 2.2.3/php v 5.2.17. changed html directory permissions to 777 but still get error?

    ….never mind. I found that the root html folder wasn’t owned properly and changing its ownership to apache fixed the problem 🙂

    Thanh Nguyen Viet Friend
    #386027

    <blockquote>I found that the root html folder wasn’t owned properly and changing its ownership to apache fixed the problem </blockquote>

    thanks for your tips 🙂

    bronze_en Friend
    #395305

    <em>@rdwatson 233166 wrote:</em><blockquote>I found that the root html folder wasn’t owned properly and changing its ownership to apache fixed the problem :)</blockquote>

    I get the same massage. Which folder need to change ownership to apache?

    Thanh Nguyen Viet Friend
    #395376

    You can config and enable FTP account on “General configuration” page to solve this issue

    davidrabinov Friend
    #421679

    <em>@Thanh Nguyen 245788 wrote:</em><blockquote>You can config and enable FTP account on “General configuration” page to solve this issue</blockquote>

    Hello, I’m having this same issue. Could you be more specific on this please.

    Manos Moderator
    #421683

    Hi,
    You should go to Global Configuration on your joomla installation and enable FTP layer, you can find that under “Server” tab

    Regards

    davidrabinov Friend
    #421695

    No success. :((

    Enabling FTP actually made the install worse, it won’t install at all. Disabling FTP will install but gives me this thingy:

    JFolder::create: Could not create directory and that leads to other errors.

    Manos Moderator
    #421706

    Hi,

    In that case are you sure that the FTP credentials you have placed on this are correct ? It’s very odd that it’s not working at all with FTP layer on

    davidrabinov Friend
    #421720

    <em>@rdwatson 233166 wrote:</em><blockquote>….never mind. I found that the root html folder wasn’t owned properly and changing its ownership to apache fixed the problem :)</blockquote>

    Where is the root html folder?

    Manos Moderator
    #421721

    I think that rdwatson is referring to /public_html on a linux / cPanel server

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