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[SOLVED] Permission Error.


birko19

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Hello, my first post here :)

 

I just started learning PHP not too long ago, and these days I'm using it quite often at work because we just received a website to host here and we have to make constant changes on it every now and then.

 

Here's my dillima, I had to make small changes to the website, they are not really programming changes but rather changing images and so on, so as I located these images in the files and made the changes to the code, every time I run the website my changes do not take a place, and on top of all the site throws the following error:

 

Warning: touch(): Utime failed: Permission denied in C:\Inetpub\integrativeonc.org\modules\smarty\core\core.write_compiled_resource.php on line 31

 

Every time I try to change something within a file and save it, it throws that line, so far I have that line repeated 3 times on the site, what is the deal and how do you get rid of it?

 

I searched in google but all the answers that I got were that I have to chmod in order to fix the permissions, here's the thing, we are using IIS 6.0, and I don't notice any difference within the permissions when I compare the files that I changed with the files that I did not change, plus I don't get how a small change within a file like changing an image name can cause such error, any idea on how to fix this?

 

Thanks in advance.

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IIS is very buggy but when most of your web application are ASP.NET it great, I guess for PHP you gotta go with Apache...

 

Anyways, the thing is I'm not very familiar with smarty and I only know a little bit of PHP, not very advance, so I'll follow your advice and see how it goes.

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