[schwa]

I'm trying to get Netjuke (a cool-looking, web-based MP3 jukebox: http://netjuke.sourceforge.net/) running, and am having some file permissions problems.

I have PHP and MySQL installed, and I installed the app. When I want to import the MP3 file information, the app craps out with the following error:

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1"face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial">code:</font><HR><pre><font size=1 face=courier> fopen(<font color = red>"/Users/josh/Sites/netjuke/admin/tabfile-import/bckp-<font color = blue>1010163343</font>"</font>, <font color = red>"w"</font>) - Permission denied in /Users/josh/Sites/netjuke/lib/inc-admin.php on line <font color = blue>36</font> </font>[/code]

I'm guessing that this is because whatever user PHP runs under doesn't have write access to that directory, but I can't figure out how to fix it. Any ideas?

TIA...

[beni]

Depends on what user is running Apache.

I think this will work (Turns on write access for everyone, not very secure.)
In the terminal type:
sudo chmod a+w /Users/josh/Sites/netjuke/admin/tabfile-import

[Millennium]

The Web server needs to be able to write to the document. On OSX, that's the user "www" (no quotes, of course).

There are several ways to go about getting the permissions working right. But that's the crux of the thing: user www needs write access.