In my artifactory CE host , only admin can show all packages in http://192.168.1.10:8082/ui/packages,
for others , it is empty in their http://192.168.1.10:8082/ui/packages.
Can you tell me what permissions grant to show packages in http://192.168.1.10:8082/ui/packages?
I grant Read/Annotate/Deploy/Cache/delete/Overwrite/Manage to one user ,but this user still show empty in http://192.168.1.10:8082/ui/packages
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I have free tier account with JFrog. It is working great to hold build artifacts from my Bitbucket pipeline runner.
Now I created a separate artifactory to hold content that I want to provide anonymous access to. What I mean by that is that anyone with link to an artifact can download it without having to login to JFrog space.
I enabled Anonymous access from Admin panels. Then I created a new permission rule for this specific repository; Added anonymous as one of the users with read access.
I tried to access a link under this artifactory. I am being prompted for password.
Wondering what the trick is.
I have a WordPress instance running locally on my mac with XAMPP.
It's working fine but when I want to install something I have to login with my ftp username and password.
I've tried to use my username and password which I use to logon to WordPress. Also I used my tried my database credentials. I really have no idea which other logon credentials I should have.
FTP credentials do not refer to your login details, it refers to credentials for File Transfer Protocol, it is given to you when you purchase a web hosting service or setup one yourself on your machine.
An alternative to this would be to download the plugin or theme you want and paste it to your /{website folder}/wp-content/themes or /{website folder}/wp-content/plugins
Try to
Right click to htdocs folder, choose Get info
Click the lock icon, type your MacOS account password to unlock below options.
Allow everyone Read & Write permission, the click the cog icon and choose Apply to enclosed items..., this should apply all r+w permission to sub-folders.
Done
I have been going in circles trying to fix this. This is the error message I receive...
There is a problem with your selected data store. This can be caused by an invalid server name or credentials, or by insufficient permission. It can also be caused by the role manager feature not being enabled. Click the button below to be redirected to a page where you can choose a new data store.
The following message may help in diagnosing the problem: Server cannot access application directory 'H:\Login\'. The directory does not exist or is not accessible because of security settings.
This is typically a permissions problem.
Go to the listed directory on your server. If the directory exists, make sure that the iis user and/or app user have the required permissions to that directory.
This is what happens when I browse into my website on XAMP.
PDOException: SQLSTATE[HY000] [1045] Access denied for user 'root'#'localhost' (using password: YES) in lock_may_be_available() (line 167 of /Applications/XAMPP/xamppfiles/htdocs/vyntsv1/includes/lock.inc).
Any ideas?
Your Drupal installation can not access your database. You should check the following:
Is your Xampp database service running: this needs to be turned on separately.
Go to the phpmyadmin page of your Apache installation (usually at localhost/phpmyadmin)
and try to log in using the username and password you set during your Drupal installation (you can find these in sites/default/settings.php). I assume that you are indeed using a local database, so that part should be correct, if not you should fix it. If you are not able to log in using these credentials, check what the right ones are (you set these during your SQL database installation) and correct them in the settings.php file.
I'm trying to give the correct permissions to the user that Joomla (v1.6) runs as to enable uploading on a windows 2008 IIS7 box. I'm finding lots of conflicting responses on ye-ole internets.
When I go to the System Information -> Directory Permissions page in Joomla admin I can see that all directories are not writable. And, I've attempted the following.
I checked to make sure that -
My www service runs as: NETWORK SERVICE
My php-cgi.exe runs as: NETWORK SERVICE
I added the NETWORK SERVICE user to the root of the site (as a simple test) with full control and then went to advanced and had it propagate all permissions to sub-directories. None of the folders became writable from Joomla's point of view.
The only way to get the folders (and there are many) writable by Joomla, so far, has been to give the everyone user write access.
This is completely baffling me. I would really appreciate any help anyone can give!
As I commented, you have to setup proper rights for access.
The NETWORK SERVICE is the user for your application pool.
You can setup a user entity that access your local files.
As you can see in the screenshot (sorry, german only) you can choose your site, then check default settings and edit "connect as" and choose a user (you create a yoomla user before and grant rights to your local directories).
With this you can make it run imho.