issue during upgrade to 1.4.3 dev

vincent3569

Hi

I try to upgrage a test site to 1.4.3 dev [9084], but I have this error :

Forbidden

You don't have permission to access /zp-core/setup.php on this server.

Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

something goes wrong ?

acrylian

Yes, your permissions are wrong.

vincent3569

hi

the rights are the same as my other sites :
- setup.php : 644
- zp-core/setup : 755
- zp-core/setup/ setup*.* : 644

I never had this problem before

note that on a fresh install, I can access to setup.php file (the setup process begins).
but I have this message after .htacess files are created by zenphoto (in the root directory of zenphoto and in zp-data).

it realy seems to be an issue during the setup process.

acrylian

Sorry, I have really no idea and never encountered this. Generally you ftp client should setup the right permissions to access.

MAybe try to lower the permissions while running and later change them back.

sbillard

does the problem go away if you remove the .htaccess file?

vincent3569

hi
when I suppress the .htaccess file at the root directory, I can access to setup.php file.

If I do a setup without creation of .htacess, it's OK.
If I do a setup with creation of .htacess, I have the error message.

sbillard

Please remove the line
`IndexIgnore *`
and see if things work. That line is supposed to prevent browsing the file list, but maybe it is mis-configured on your server.

vincent3569

hi
without this line, setup process works perfect.

sbillard

Thanks for the update. But I really do not know why that line should cause any problems. Here is what I have found on it

The IndexIgnore directive adds to the list of files to hide when listing a directory. File is a file extension, partial filename, wildcard expression or full filename for files to ignore. Multiple IndexIgnore directives add to the list, rather than replacing the list of ignored files. By default, the list contains `.'.

So it should have nothing to do with direct access to a file as with the setup links. Perhaps you can ask your provider for some explaination. This does work correctly on my installation and I have not heard from other testers of a problem. (Of course, few others would be testing 1.4.3 at present.)