Then set the
permissions for the
folder
you uploaded the forms package into (called:
forms),
and the
folder "temp" and
the file named
configbwf.php.
Standard Settings: For most Linux servers, set permissions to 777
on the Web Forms Package
folder "forms", and set permissions to
777 on the temp folder, and configbwf.php.
Note: If setting the permissions to 777 does not work on
your server, then try setting the permissions to
755.
Server Specific Settings:
Netsolutions Linux
servers:
forms: 765
temp: 765
configbwf.php: 664 |
For HostMonster Linux:
forms: 755
temp: 755
configbwf.php: 664 |
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For HostGator Linux:
forms: 755
temp: 755
configbwf.php: 777 |
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Note: Even if your hosting company is not
one on the "Server Specific Settings" above, if the Standard Settings do
not work, then the above settings might.
With many FTP programs, such as
CuteFTP.com, you set permissions by "right clicking" with your mouse on
the file or folder. Then scroll down to "properties".
Also, if you use a Windows server,
they use a
different method of setting "permissions"
for your files. You will need to log into
your main hosting account with your hosting
company to change permissions as needed. You
might need to contact them to do this for
you, and maybe to "turn on" PHP, if it is
available. Linux servers are much
easier to set permissions on.
If you have a godaddy Windows server, then read the included file:
notes_about_godaddy_windows_permissions.html |