MPM,
You need to make the /wp-content or /wp-content/uploads writable. Connect to your FTP server using your FTP client software, find the /wp-content directory, right-click it, and set the permissions to 0777. Or create the directory /uploads inside of it, and give it that permissions.
– Sean
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mpm
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This is my current error – I’ve set the permissions on the file I want to upload to at 746
Warning: copy(/home/mpmorg/public_html/300/img/06/Faces143.png): failed to open stream: Permission denied in /home/mpmorg/public_html/300/wp-admin/upload.php on line 170
Couldn’t upload your file to /home/mpmorg/public_html/300/img/06/Faces143.png.
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mpm
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Isn’t 777 a bit vulnreble?
my practical solution to this problem:
I manually created upload folders via ftp for the next 10 years each of which contains 12 folders from “01” until “12”
this has cost me < 2 minutes of work and is probably less troublesome than discussing with the provider…