• I moved my wordpress up one directory on the server root, after that when I go into the “Presntation” portion of admin I get this error:

    Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object in /var/www/wordpress/wp-includes/functions.php on line 1489

    I have looked at the file and I know that it is beyond my meeger skills.

    I am using 1.5.1.1

    Anyone have some thought as to what is going on?

    dan

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  • Did you check WordPress address (URI): and Blog address (URI): in your General, Options panel?

    Here’s more info: http://wordpress.org/docs/installation/different-address/

    Thread Starter flashingcurser

    (@flashingcurser)

    Ya actually. 🙂 I figured out that the permissions on one theme were not right– changed the permission and it started working.

    By the way what user/group should the files for wp be set too? The default is very odd.
    dan

    My wordpress and subfolders are set at 755 and .htaccess at 644.

    Thread Starter flashingcurser

    (@flashingcurser)

    Ya, so what user/group are they? think unix hehe (subfolders/.htaccess)

    by default the group is 1025 and the user is 1011– this is not a user or group on my system.

    dan

    Thread Starter flashingcurser

    (@flashingcurser)

    A little primer for people not used to unix permissions–

    In the example above 755

    7 is the permission for the OWNER/ the first 5 is for the file or directory’s GROUP/ and the second 5 is for EVERONE else.

    What do the numbers mean? It is addition 1=execute, 2=write and 4=read

    In the example the OWNER could read, write and execute (1+2+4=7), the GROUP could execute and read (1+4=5) and EVERYONE ELSE could also read and execute (1+4=5)

    The question is who should be the owner and what group should they be in? I would assume that it would be the owner/group of the webserver, but before I screw it up real well… I though I should ask.

    dan

    I haven’t had any problems with the permissions setup just as they install by default. Haven’t had to tweak anything except for a couple of cache folders for plugins.

    Thread Starter flashingcurser

    (@flashingcurser)

    Could I set the files/directorys to the one running apache?

    Security-wise it is a bad idea to have stuff running as a user that doesnt exist on the system. (Or miss-matched gid and uid in the passwd file.)

    ex:

    chown -R apache:apache /var/www/wordpress/*

    Please, help me. I can´t understand what is happening. I´ve uploaded WP and, when I was about running install.php, this message appears:
    Fatal error: Failed opening required ‘/home/restricted/home/polzonoff/public_html/wordpress/wp-includes/functions.php’ (include_path=’.:/usr/share/php/PEAR’) in /home/restricted/home/polzonoff/public_html/wordpress/wp-settings.php on line 67

    polzonoff, you need to start your own thread in order for folks to be able to help you.

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