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[eschollenberger Friend eschollenbergerJoin date: December 2013Posts: 25Downloads:0Uploads:5 Thanks: 4]

#199099

Hello,

I am familiar with quicktime installation routine on Joomla. Therefore I was quite confused that the quicktime routine of Purity III failed this time. Investigating the faillure covers that the configuration.php is protected (640) but can be manually uploaded into root.

I did the manual joib but it failled, too. (Error Message: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘class’ (T_CLASS), expecting identifier (T_STRING) in /www/htdocs/w0121059/3ecke/configuration.php on line 2=

So I think that I might have to change chmod for some files or folders. True?

Regards
Erik

[Adam M Moderator Adam MJoin date: May 2014Posts: 5159Downloads:33Uploads:66 Thanks: 95 Thanked: 1271 times in 1235 posts]

#540102

Hi Erik,

Yes, configuration.php must be writable in order to save your settings during installation process, please chmod that file and try again.

[eschollenberger Friend eschollenbergerJoin date: December 2013Posts: 25Downloads:0Uploads:5 Thanks: 4]

#540266

Thank you for your reply. Silly questions: where do I find the configuration.php in my folders and which value should i use in cmod?

[Adam M Moderator Adam MJoin date: May 2014Posts: 5159Downloads:33Uploads:66 Thanks: 95 Thanked: 1271 times in 1235 posts]

#540614

Hi,

After connect to your site, you will find configuration.php in root folder (www or public_html). You can choose to chmod configuration.php file to 777 then change it back to 444 when you finish installation.

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