Can't create a module

[lcman]

When I created a module in Module Builder, it displayed "loading", then "done" on the top of web page. However, no more action happened. The web page stayed "Module Builder > New Package", and cannot go to next step.

I deleted all and re-install Sugar CRM again. I tried Sugar 5.0.0g and 5.1 RC, but the problem still happened.

Anyone knows what's happened?

[lcman]

After I changed "chmod -R 777" to all folders in SugarCRM, it's ok again...

What's wrong with it?

[kuske]

In most of these cases the unix system is running in suphp mode.
For this suphp mode there exists a suphp.conf.
You must search for it, as every unix likes to hide it in an other directory :-)

In this file there should be a line like
umask=0077
which means that new files are allocated with chmod 700.

If you change this line to
umask=0022
then new files will be allocated with chmod 755.

SuagrCRM needs at least chmod 755 on its files.

[lcman]

In most of these cases the unix system is running in suphp mode.
For this suphp mode there exists a suphp.conf.
You must search for it, as every unix likes to hide it in an other directory :-)

In this file there should be a line like
umask=0077
which means that new files are allocated with chmod 700.

If you change this line to
umask=0022
then new files will be allocated with chmod 755.

SuagrCRM needs at least chmod 755 on its files.

I see. Thanks for your help.
But I cannot find the file "suphp.conf" ... I install "LAMPP" in /opt/lampp/. Does the file "suphp.conf" exist in /opt/lampp/ ??
Can I change it to other mode?

[kuske]

Just to be sure, change directory to / and search with

find . -name "suphp*" -print

[lcman]

Just to be sure, change directory to / and search with

find . -name "suphp*" -print

Maybe It was found, but I see nothing in that folder...

root@lcman-desktop:/# find . -name "suphp*" -print
find: ./home/lcman/.gvfs: Permission denied

lcman@lcman-desktop:~/.gvfs$ ls -l
total 0

How can I do??

[kuske]

I do not think it is there, suphp.conf is always readable.
So try to check /ect/profile for any "set umask...." entry.
If there is nothing try to write a
set umask=0022
before the first statement in the file /etc/init.d/apache2

[kuske]

In UBUNTU 7.10 the file
/etc/profile
contains an
umask 022
command.

I do not know how UBUNTU 8.x handles this.

[lcman]

In UBUNTU 7.10 the file
/etc/profile
contains an
umask 022
command.

I do not know how UBUNTU 8.x handles this.

I tried and cannot find any "suphp" files...



Anyway, thanks for your help~