Cannot create ./pages/user and copy errors

[jercle]

Creating this directory failed: ./pages/user Copy error (lib/plugins/userhomepage/lang/en/userhomepage_private.default > /data/./pages/user/userhomepage_private.txt) Copy error (lib/plugins/userhomepage/lang/en/userhomepage_public.default > /data/./pages/user/userhomepage_public.txt)

[geekitude]

Hello

Does /pages/user folder exists? Is there any ACL rule about it?

I disconnected, deleted all corresponding ACL rules (manually editing conf/auth.acl.conf file) and the user folder itself but everything works fine: pages/user folder is created, and templates correctly copied :(

What happens if you manually create the folder?

[jercle]

I can manually create it and even after correcting the permissions same thing, and I can create it by going to '/user/username' and creating a fresh page manually.

[jercle]

Could it be an issue with the setup as it is putting the dot in the path? '/data/./pages/user'

[jercle]

Also, even after putting the full path in the config (the warning comes up saying to change to the dot syntax) the same errors appear

[jercle]

Changing to just 'pages/usertpl' shows the same error, but with a double forward slash

[geekitude]

Can you try to replace copyfile function in plugin's action.php file with this (it starts at line 317) :

    function copyFile($source = null, $target_dir = null, $target_file = null) {
        if (!is_file($this->dataDir."/".$target_dir."/".$target_file)) {
            if(!is_dir($this->dataDir."/".$target_dir)){
                io_mkdir_p($this->dataDir."/".$target_dir) || msg($this->getLang('mkdirfailure').' '.$target_dir,-1);
            }
            $source = str_replace('/', "/", $source);
            copy($source, $this->dataDir."/".$target_dir."/".$target_file);
            if (is_file($this->dataDir."/".$target_dir."/".$target_file)) {
                msg($this->getLang('copysuccess').' ('.$source.' > '.$this->dataDir."/".$target_dir."/".$target_file.')', 1);
            } else {
                msg($this->getLang('copyerror').' ('.$source.' > '.$this->dataDir."/".$target_dir."/".$target_file.')', -1);
            }
        } else {
            msg($this->getLang('copynotneeded').' ('.$source.' > '.$this->dataDir."/".$target_dir."/".$target_file.')', 0);
        }
    }

If you don't have access to the file, I'll create a testing branch of the plugin.

[jercle]

Hey, I did it. Same thing... I have full access to the server and fs

[jercle]

I just removed everything in the data folder (except the start page) and every plugin and template I had installed one by one. Same thing.

[geekitude]

I still haven't beenbabble to reproduce the bug (tried on Windows with micro-apache and Debian with Apache).

May I ask what's your server OS, webserver software and PHP version? I can't ask you to do all thé tests 😕

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I just removed everything in the data folder (except the start page) and every plugin I had installed one by one. Same thing.

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[jercle]

It's running on an Ubuntu 16.04 VM, with PHP 7.0 and Apache

[geekitude]

Maybe it's PHP7. I'll try to set a testing machine but I'll need à few days for that.

[jercle]

Let me know if there's anything I can do. Ok new to PHP but happy to help any way I can.

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Maybe it's PHP7. I'll try to set a testing machine but I'll need à few days for that.

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[geekitude]

I got bad news :( I just created an Ubuntu virtual machine, installed LAMP with Dokuwiki, changed default website conf file according to this page (only followed conf file part), used this command: sudo chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www/html, restarted Apache, installed Userhomepage plugin, configured it and everything works like a charm :

So I still can't reproduce the error :(

Can you check permissions for www-data user and group on data/pages folder? They should both have read and write permissions.