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Check that chmod commands are given when auto update missing permissions #1590
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My fault. I added a mini-check and the warning I gave (when suppressing the one-click update button) isn't very informative. |
Separate issue, but the aforementioned forum post is covered by #1295. |
See also message for less permissive rights #1833 |
WE haven't received complaints recently, decreasing priority |
Note that it seems other permissions are not necessarily checked, for example see this report: http://forum.piwik.org/read.php?2,78570,page=1#msg-78608
which was fixed with |
There is also a recurrent issue that templates are not automatically deleted on update, probably due to a permission issue. see for example: http://forum.piwik.org/read.php?2,79252 |
I just tried on a fresh piwik install, and saw message "Piwik is unable to overwrite your current installation. You can either fix the directory/file permissions, or download the package and install version 1.5.1 manually" without explanations on permission, MUSTFIX + easy |
Yes another report: http://forum.piwik.org/read.php?2,82647 |
(In [5920]) Fixes #1590
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I haven't verified yet, but have seen a few support requests which say that the auto update is not giving right feedback about which folders should be writable for the auto update to work.
I think the command should be a recursive writable chmod and chown on the main piwik/ folder.
eg http://forum.piwik.org/index.php?showtopic=14251
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