Impossible to upgrade

Hi, try upgrade Cs-Cart 2.0.7 to version 2.0.8, but I can not, and I’ve tried everything.



CHMOD permissions are fine, all at 777. But it is impossible to upgrade, and still shows me always the same error message:

Warning: copy(/home/boutique/public_html/payments/google_calculations.php) [function.copy]: failed to open stream: Permission denied in /home/boutique/public_html/var/upgrade/upgrade_2.0.7-2.0.8.tgz/uc_override.php on line 624
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .



Also give permission to the Update Center to access via FTP, but still receive the same error message.



Thanks for helping

Can you ssh into your account? and see what the permissions are for

/home/boutique/public_html/payments/google_calculations.php

[quote name=‘javipkt’]Hi, try upgrade Cs-Cart 2.0.7 to version 2.0.8, but I can not, and I’ve tried everything.



CHMOD permissions are fine, all at 777. But it is impossible to upgrade, and still shows me always the same error message:

Warning: copy(/home/boutique/public_html/payments/google_calculations.php) [function.copy]: failed to open stream: Permission denied in /home/boutique/public_html/var/upgrade/upgrade_2.0.7-2.0.8.tgz/uc_override.php on line 624
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .



Also give permission to the Update Center to access via FTP, but still receive the same error message.



Thanks for helping[/QUOTE]



Are you 100% sure



/public_html/



and



/payments/



Are with correct permissions

Check the permissions to the folder:

/home/boutique/public_html/var/upgrade/upgrade_2.0.7-2.0.8.tgz/

It needs to be 777

[quote name=‘raltri’]Check the permissions to the folder:

/home/boutique/public_html/var/upgrade/upgrade_2.0.7-2.0.8.tgz/

It needs to be 777[/QUOTE]



I think skins and var dirs all must be 777 -R but better refer to manual.

[quote name=‘Darius’]Are you 100% sure



/public_html/



and



/payments/



Are with correct permissions[/QUOTE]



All permissions are set to CHMOD 777:

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[quote name=‘raltri’]Check the permissions to the folder:

/home/boutique/public_html/var/upgrade/upgrade_2.0.7-2.0.8.tgz/

It needs to be 777[/QUOTE]

Permissions are also set to CHMOD 777

[quote name=‘Darius’]I think skins and var dirs all must be 777 -R but better refer to manual.[/QUOTE]

Permissions are also set to CHMOD 777

[quote name=‘kogi’]Can you ssh into your account? and see what the permissions are for

/home/boutique/public_html/payments/google_calculations.php[/QUOTE]



This I do not know, I have to ask the support of my hosting.

[QUOTE]This I do not know, I have to ask the support of my hosting.[/QUOTE]



SSH is another way to connect to server, but in your case ftp connection would do same.



You should not set all directories to 777, just ones I mentioned and advised to check only



[url]CS-Cart Documentation — CS-Cart 4.15.x documentation



Here’s from manual

[QUOTE]The next step is setting file access permissions.

On a UNIX-based server with terminal access to it, run the following commands one

by one:

chmod 666 config.local.php

chmod -R 777 catalog

chmod -R 777 images

chmod -R 777 skins

Most versions of control panel have the so-called file manager that allows to

unpack a TGZ or ZIP archive by one click.

Copyright © 2004-2009 CS-Cart.com

Last Revised: Aug 25.09 Page 13 of 373

chmod -R 777 var

If you do not have terminal access to your server, you can change file access

permissions using an FTP client. Most of them have the “Change permissions” or

“Change mode” functions. With the help of the function you are to set the permissions

for the ‘config.php’ file and the directories listed above. The ‘chmod 666 config.php’

command means that you must set 666 permissions (in other words, read, write and

execute permissions for the file user, group and other) for the ‘config.php’ file. Other

commands (e.g. ‘chmod -R 777 catalog’) mean that you must set the same 777

permissions for the directory, its subdirectories and all the files under these directories.

Please refer to your FTP client documentation for more detailed instructions on setting

file permissions.[/QUOTE]



[url]https://www.cs-cart.com/common.php?target=site&mode=download_attachment&attachment_id=482[/url]

Now I am not sure if this is the case but there might be something wrong due to google checkout if you use such.



goto



yourdomain.com



and disable google checkout. Close store and try again to upgrade, maybe it will help

Permissions already know how to put them there, was just to show you that it can be changed.

But I still do not understand why the update does not work …

[quote name=‘Darius’]Now I am not sure if this is the case but there might be something wrong due to google checkout if you use such.



goto



YOURDOMAIN.COM/admin.php?dispatch=payments.manage



and disable google checkout. Close store and try again to upgrade, maybe it will help[/QUOTE]





I do not use Google Checkout, is disabled.

Up please. I need help.



Thanks.

Up.

I have not been able to upgrade … I would appreciate help.

Thanks

UP!



Please, can someone help?



Thanks

I had the same problem but managed to solve it by locating the problem file.



/home/boutique/public_html/payments/google_calculations.php



Make sure the permissions are set to 777 then try and run the upgrade.

[quote name=‘martynb’]I had the same problem but managed to solve it by locating the problem file.



/home/boutique/public_html/payments/google_calculations.php



Make sure the permissions are set to 777 then try and run the upgrade.[/QUOTE]





I said earlier that the permissions are fine, are set to CHMOD -777. But still will not let me upgrade.

Thanks.