I have been using UniAdmin for about 4-5 months now and I mst say is is an awsome tool for us GM's however it seems that recently i have been unable to add new addons to the database or update old ones

it seems to return the error

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Warning: chmod() [function.chmod]: No such file or directory in /var/www/html/uniadmin/addons.php on line 235

every time

I am running this on 2 seperate servers one running php4 and the other running php5 and both seemed to work seemlessly however neither of them work

I have even done a completely new install and still the same errors occur


any suggestions?

disrequard was using to large of a file

what he means is, his error reporting was set to none and his upload filesize limit was 2 megabytes, and he was trying to upload the atlas addon which we all know is huge, and hence no error, no idea whats wrong, dont let this happen to you LOL.

I'm just glad games is smart and made it easy to work with him.

Matt_Miller wrote:what he means is, his error reporting was set to none and his upload filesize limit was 2 megabytes, and he was trying to upload the atlas addon which we all know is huge, and hence no error, no idea whats wrong, dont let this happen to you LOL.

I'm just glad games is smart and made it easy to work with him.

So is there a place to change the file size allowed so that I can put Atlas in the system as one of the mods?

Thanks

In /etc/php.ini change the value of post_max_size.

ScratchMonkey wrote:In /etc/php.ini change the value of post_max_size.

Or if you don't have access to your webserver's file structure you can try

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ini_set('post_max_size', '10M');
ini_set('upload_max_filesize', '10M'); 

Or if worse comes to worse, just break atlas up over several smaller .zip files and upload them individually. They'll all make it down to the users so there shouldn't be a problem.

thanks again guys for all the time effort and pacients you had with me
really do appriciate it

KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!!

Could you add a Check in your code to verify that?
It just doesn't any error anywhere.

Thanks for your great Job!

Sahasrahla wrote:

ScratchMonkey wrote:In /etc/php.ini change the value of post_max_size.

Or if you don't have access to your webserver's file structure you can try

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ini_set('post_max_size', '10M');
ini_set('upload_max_filesize', '10M'); 

Or if worse comes to worse, just break atlas up over several smaller .zip files and upload them individually. They'll all make it down to the users so there shouldn't be a problem.

where exactly would you insert the php? into what file and where in the file?

I'm trying uniadmin for the first time. I have it working and I would like to upload atlas in 1 package for my users. I have the new 0.7.5, and for the life of me, I can't find any uniadmin/etc/php.ini file. I can't find an "etc" directory right now. Please help.

There is no uniadmin/etc/php.ini

That person is talking about the php settings file
If you pay for a web host, you will not be able to edit this file

php.ini could be located anywhere,
to see its real location, make a file called phpinfo.php with the contents

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<?php phpinfo(); ?>

Well, I tried the phpinfo(); code, and I got a lot of information. Looks like my php.ini file is at /usr/local/Zend/etc/php.ini. That being said, I can't find the file when I look in the "etc" folder in my webhost's root directory so I'm assuming I just don't have access to it.

Does this mean that my only option is to break up atlas & auctioneer (also too big) into smaller files? I tried zipping up just the atlas folder, and it's still too big. I'm guessing I would have to break up the contents of that folder, which I'm not sure is compatible with the way Uadmin seems to work.

Thanks again!

Yes, you can do exactly what you said

Let me say first that I tried to do what was mentioned in the above posts, breaking down the large add on into smaller add ons. I tried this with the necrosis add on, but unfortunately, after 30min of trying to get multiple zip files smaller than 2mbs, I gave up. I just couldn't do it. Then, I contact my webhost with the information above, and they sent me to this page: http://forums.site5.com/showthread.php?t=3689. I don't know if that will work for others. I'm trying to follow the instructions to make it work for me. Haven't gotten it yet.

I was thinking, tho, that my website software which runs my forums allows uploads much larger than 2mb without me having to go through all this. It runs using php, and I can manually set the parameters for how large I want uploads to be. Can code like this be included in future releases of UniAdmin? It would help a lot of us non-power users out.