Closed sylvainraye closed 10 years ago
Have you tried changing the folder permissions to 777?
You can do that by using the chmod command example: chmod -R 777 /var/www
-R option is used to make it recursive
Hi, The problem appear on a fresh install, no problem with firegento packages, only with connect20 dependencies. The target folder where it must be deployed have the correct rights (I mean the vendor folder). The problem to extract the tar is into the composer folder ~/.composer.
I will check again how it goes with the permissions
Hmm... How about the permission of the composer.phar?
When installing connect20 packages, composer will use the .tar.gz file and it will create temporary folders where the composer will put in the contents then unpack after downloading.
can you provide me with a composer.json so I can try to reproduce? Also, which OS do you use?
Well I found the problem because I had similar issue with magerun. Stupid issue, was cause of permissions on the tmp folder of Zend Server. PHP delivered with Zend Server doesn't use the tmp folder of the OS but its own tmp folder located at /usr/local/zend/tmp, the permissions were not correct for my current user. I changed from 775 to 777.
My apologize for the disturbing.
Hi, If I install or update any connect20 package via composer, I have problems with a permission denied. The only solution I have is to do
sudo composer update
however it makes all my deployed files with a root user and I have to execute an additional a chown.It seems to be related to tar package and maybe a problem on composer itself and not the magento composer installer
Here is the message I have for example: