Spell Checker Plugin problems

  • davincim

    (@davincim)


    21 years ago

    I’m having trouble installing this plugin. Following the instructions, I uploaded the plugin to my plugins directory. I created a “spell-plugin” folder and copied all the remaining files into it. I chmod that same folder to 755 and then to 666, but I’m still getting this message:

    Warning: main(/hsphere/local/home/galen5/familywebwatch.com/blog_test/wp-content/spell-plugin/spellInclude.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /hsphere/local/home/galen5/familywebwatch.com/blog_test/wp-content/plugins/spell-plugin.php on line 36

    Warning: main(/hsphere/local/home/galen5/familywebwatch.com/blog_test/wp-content/spell-plugin/spellInclude.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /hsphere/local/home/galen5/familywebwatch.com/blog_test/wp-content/plugins/spell-plugin.php on line 36

    Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required '/hsphere/local/home/galen5/familywebwatch.com/blog_test/wp-content/spell-plugin/spellInclude.php' (include_path='.:/usr/local/lib/php') in /hsphere/local/home/galen5/familywebwatch.com/blog_test/wp-content/plugins/spell-plugin.php on line 36

    What can I do?

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  • Thread Starter davincim

    (@davincim)

    21 years ago

    Oh yeah, that message is coming up when I try to access my Plugins panel.

    ColdForged

    (@coldforged)

    21 years ago

    I created a “spell-plugin” folder and copied all the remaining files into it.

    Where did you create this folder? If it’s not in wp-content, that’s likely the issue.

    Thread Starter davincim

    (@davincim)

    21 years ago

    I’m such a moron. 😛

    Okay, I moved it to the correct folder this time, but when I access the Options > SpellChecker panel I get a message telling me to chmod the spell-plugin directory to 755, but it is already 755.

    Thread Starter davincim

    (@davincim)

    21 years ago

    To be clearer, this is the message I’m getting on the panel:

    FATAL: The temporary directory you specified is not writeable from the Apache task. Either select a different temporary directory (like "/tmp") or make the directory you specified writable by the Apache task (chmod 755 the directory).

    FATAL: You forgot to make the personal dictionary directory writable. Please read the install instructions and chmod this folder to provide write privileges to the Apache task.

    I’m not much on chmod-ing, but I can tell you that even when it is set to 755 it gives me that message. When I change it to 666, it gives me a “permission denied” message instead of the panel.

    Any thoughts?

    I appreciate your help ColdForged.

    vkaryl

    (@vkaryl)

    21 years ago

    Did you check to make sure that any folders INSIDE the spell-plugin folder are also 755 – like the temporary and personal dictionary ones? Sometimes chmod’ing the main folder won’t affect the internal ones.

    Thread Starter davincim

    (@davincim)

    21 years ago

    I just looked. There are no other folders inside that one. 🙁

    vkaryl

    (@vkaryl)

    21 years ago

    Hmm. The docs didn’t tell you to make those folders anywhere?

    Thread Starter davincim

    (@davincim)

    21 years ago

    Well, as shown above, I missed the instruction on where to put the spell-plugin folder. But I’ve reviewed the instructions a few more times, and I don’t see any other requirement to make another directory, although it does state that I could make one if I wanted to. I just chose not to because it was optional.

    ColdForged

    (@coldforged)

    21 years ago

    I should just kill that warning :). Read this and see if it helps.

    Thread Starter davincim

    (@davincim)

    21 years ago

    Thanks again, ColdForged. Changing it to 777 helped get me past the error message. Now I’m off to insert the code to have it show up in my comments form. 🙂

    ColdForged

    (@coldforged)

    21 years ago

    Good news, glad it’s working for you.

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