Perl and JS Files left out

[wduk]

Hi,

I just did a fresh upload on the server and the perl and js files were left out (not uploaded) any ideas what can cause this? Also which ones should I manually upload and is CHMOD 755 ok for these files and the folders.

thanks

leo

[NormanRouxel]

Your network settings may be wrong (especially from your other post saying that index.html is ending up in cgi-bin). I'd double-check them, run the Network test (Advanced / Network Setup) and report any errors.

Also you could export these settings and post them here (hide the FTP username and password).

Norman

[wduk]

ok here they are:
The store is still in demo folder called newstore
cgi-bin is in newstore folder.

HTTPPROXYMODE 0
HTTPPROXYADDRESS
HTTPPROXYPORT 80
HTTPPROXYUSER
HTTPPROXYPASSWORD
FTPPROXYMODE 0
FTPPROXYADDRESS
FTPPROXYPORT 21
FTPPROXYUSER
FTPPROXYPASSWORD
SCRIPTID 1
SCRIPTEXT .pl
SMTPHOST
WEBSITEURL
IGNOREPASSIVEERRORS true
USERELATIVECGIURLS true
PATHTOPERL /usr/bin/perl
CATALOGURL http://www.domain.com/newstore/acatalog/
CGIBINURL http://www.domain.com/newstore/cgi-bin/
PATHFROMCGITOCATALOG ./acatalog/
CODEBASE /web/newstore/
FTPHOST 217.199.165.197
FTPUSERNAME xxx
FTPPASSWORD xxx
PATHTOCGIBIN /web/newstore/cgi-bin/
USEPASSIVEFTP false
FTPPATHFROMCGITOCATALOG

[NormanRouxel]

The

PATHFROMCGITOCATALOG ./acatalog/

Looks wrong. This will place your entire catalog inside the cgi-bin.

This should be

PATHFROMCGITOCATALOG ../acatalog/

Also

PATHTOCGIBIN /web/newstore/cgi-bin/

Looks a but suspicious. It's usually

cgi-bin/

but your version may be correct for your setup.

Norman

[wduk]

PATHTOCGIBIN /web/newstore/cgi-bin/

that's 'cause the login details land me in a user folder and I have to go to the root of the site first.

PATHFROMCGITOCATALOG ../acatalog/

I will try this setting when we go live (D day -2)


The original upload (the very first one) went alright as the script files are concerned but not this one (deleted al the files and started over because I made some major changes to the categories and I thought it would be best to start from scratch.)

Thanks for the help.

Leo