This is the spot for you. Forum Post Assistant - If you are serious about wanting help, you will use this tool to help you post. After a few days of set up, modifying my templates and adjusting my Global Settings, I was not able to upload any modules, extensions, templates, etc.
This was not a legacy issue. However , what I discovered was that my FTP was not actually 'turning off'. When I would deactivate it, and save my settings, the next time that I logged into my Global Settings, it would be back on. To resolve this, I went directly into my configuration. I hope this helps someone else! Miss Vicky. There are so many posts regarding this problem.
I had this problem for hours on end and completely wiped out my server and re-installed everything only to get the same error. Thanks You are a life saver. Glad it worked for you! Remember to help others out as you learn the Joomla ropes too! Good Luck On Your Site! I do not use FTP layer. You might try editing the configuration. Just an idea Hope This Helps! I wanted to install the docman and fireboard extensions and like many other had problems.
I unzipped instalation files and ftp'd to my host server but kept getting messages about being unable to find install package. After much rumaging about on this forum and other sites I discovered what is meant by absolute path.
I hope this may be of some use to others. Create a new database. If you have already designed your site on localhost, export the database from there and import in to this newly created db on hostmonster. Otherwise skip this step. Setup ftp access through an ftp manager and copy you Joomla files to the web directory which for Hostmonster is www, I think.
If you haven't designed your site already, extract the Joomla installation package and upload all files to this directory www and NOT some subdirectory 5. If site already designed, edit your configuration. In case you uploaded a new installation, run the setup by opening your domain address in a browser and complete the installation using the database name you just created. Upon advice from Hostmonster I set the ftp settings and path to temp folder as listed above.
I've tried just about everything from this board and dozens of others, including turning off ftp layering, editing config. If anyone out there has a solution I would greatly appreciate hearing from you. Thanks and have a good one. Yes, I recommend using Mamp for installing joomla on Mac as dhuelsmann said Also visit this thread : viewtopic. In the proftpd. Post by stevekho » Sun Jul 12, am. Post by dpacadmin » Sun Jul 12, am. Post by stevekho » Sun Jul 12, pm.
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