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Posted by: soon82 Feb 20 2006, 04:41 AM
i had setup xmail-1.22 and apache 2.0 on my ubuntu linux... it running very well... but once i try to install the uebimiau webmail... i try to read the manual a few time.. and edit the config.php correctly... but i cannot run....

the browser display....

This script will test your configurations and try to tell you a solution.
All configurations are located in /inc folder and appears as config.*.php

- Testing inc/config.php
(if the script stops here, there are a parse problem with your file, eg you have misstyped some " ou ;, try getting a fresh copy and re-editing it)
...PASSED

- Testing your $temporary_directory variable... FAILED
The path given in $temporary_directory points to a folder that is no writable
The user wich your webserver runs on (apache in *nix or IUSR_name in windows) MUST have rights to create folder and files
on this directory. try chmod or Properties dialog
- Testing your PHP version... PASSED

- Testing your memory limits... PASSED

- Testing server installation... PASSED



So anybody, can help me....

Thank you

Posted by: elevated Feb 27 2006, 05:21 AM
QUOTE (soon82 @ Feb 19 2006, 08:41 PM)
- Testing your $temporary_directory variable... FAILED
The path given in $temporary_directory points to a folder that is no writable
The user wich your webserver runs on (apache in *nix or IUSR_name in windows) MUST have rights to create folder and files
on this directory. try chmod or Properties dialog

This means that your webserver cannot write files to your temp directory. If you using unix, type: chmod 644 /path/to/temp_directory

Posted by: soon82 Mar 10 2006, 04:32 AM
I had try this command ( chmod 644 /tmp/uebimiau )

But it also cannot run properly......


Posted by: atomant Mar 10 2006, 03:45 PM
do #chmod 777 /tmp/uebimiau

Posted by: soon82 Jun 16 2006, 04:58 AM
I have try chmod 777 /tmp/uebimiau

but the problem still came out...

have other solution

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