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Just trying out an old version of Dreamweaver MX 2004. I am
using my webhosting service for remote server/testing server
duties. It is running PHP 4.3.10 and MySQL 3.23.58. I was able to
set up the database connection and test-retrieve a recordset with
no problems. In following the tutorial I found that Livedata
wouldn't work, it just giving me a warning about file permissions
being wrong. It turns out that when Dreamweaver creates a temporary
file of the work-in-progress to upload to the remote server the
file is created on the server with owner=rw, group=rw, world=r
which explains why it won't run - group has to be set to group=r.
The file is created on the fly and then immediately deleted by
Dreamweaver so it is impossible to manually set the permission on
the server and probably fairly pointless too.
I tried just saving the file and previewing in the browser
which again causes it to be uploaded to the remote server. The
first time this resulted in the browser offering a file download
box instead of running the page. The reason is - again - that
Dreamweaver is setting the uploaded file permissions to include
group=rw. If I manually set the permission for group to group=r it
runs fine.
It turns out that Dreamweaver is always setting the file
permissions on file uploads (checked php and html) to the
remote/testing server to include group=rw. Once I set it manually
on the remote/testing server to group=r for a php file everything
is fine and subsequent uploads of the same file do not change it
again.
I checked with the webhosting company and their second-line
have reported back to me that the default file permission they set
on uploaded files includes group=r so it must be DW that is causing
the problem by setting group=rw the first time. I confirmed this by
using WS-FTP to upload the same file (renamed) to the same target
directory and the permissions set were owner=rw, group=r, world=r.
So
Can anyone please tell me how to change the permissions DW
sets on files written to a remote server because I have spent
countless hours on it without success. From looking at other posts
in this forum it could be that other users are hitting the same
kind of problem with DW8

Stop using Live Data with a hosting account. Set up PHP and
MySQL locally on
your machine. That is how it's supposed to work. You
shouldn't test files on
the fly on a host as you write them. Change your test account
in DW to use
the local server. Upload your files to your remote server
after they are
fully tested.
Tom Muck
http://www.tom-muck.com/
"nigelssuk" <[email protected]> wrote in
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news:[email protected]...
> Just trying out an old version of Dreamweaver MX 2004. I
am using my
> webhosting
> service for remote server/testing server duties. It is
running PHP 4.3.10
> and
> MySQL 3.23.58. I was able to set up the database
connection and
> test-retrieve a
> recordset with no problems. In following the tutorial I
found that
> Livedata
> wouldn't work, it just giving me a warning about file
permissions being
> wrong.
> It turns out that when Dreamweaver creates a temporary
file of the
> work-in-progress to upload to the remote server the file
is created on the
> server with owner=rw, group=rw, world=r which explains
why it won't run -
> group
> has to be set to group=r. The file is created on the fly
and then
> immediately
> deleted by Dreamweaver so it is impossible to manually
set the permission
> on
> the server and probably fairly pointless too.
>
> I tried just saving the file and previewing in the
browser which again
> causes
> it to be uploaded to the remote server. The first time
this resulted in
> the
> browser offering a file download box instead of running
the page. The
> reason is
> - again - that Dreamweaver is setting the uploaded file
permissions to
> include
> group=rw. If I manually set the permission for group to
group=r it runs
> fine.
>
> It turns out that Dreamweaver is always setting the file
permissions on
> file
> uploads (checked php and html) to the remote/testing
server to include
> group=rw. Once I set it manually on the remote/testing
server to group=r
> for a
> php file everything is fine and subsequent uploads of
the same file do not
> change it again.
>
> I checked with the webhosting company and their
second-line have reported
> back
> to me that the default file permission they set on
uploaded files includes
> group=r so it must be DW that is causing the problem by
setting group=rw
> the
> first time. I confirmed this by using WS-FTP to upload
the same file
> (renamed)
> to the same target directory and the permissions set
were owner=rw,
> group=r,
> world=r.
>
> So
>
> Can anyone please tell me how to change the permissions
DW sets on files
> written to a remote server because I have spent
countless hours on it
> without
> success. From looking at other posts in this forum it
could be that other
> users
> are hitting the same kind of problem with DW8
>

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fsckd wrote:
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Adobe (the bloated monster)
Nitro 9 (great for moving graphical elements around)
ABBYY
And the Nuance PDF Create toolsets
Those are off the top of my head. There are a bunch on Android that I test with too.
I am running the Windows 10 Pro Tech Preview and I have this same problem so I know it isn't fixed yet in any kind of pre-release way (-sigh-)
Here is what I've learned for my situation
The PDFs I created using NUANCE'S PDF CREATE PROFESSIONAL VERSION 8
all fail using the built-in Windows 8/10 PDF reader.
When I look at the PDF properties for these Nuance created files, the underlying engine used to write them is called "ImageToPDF". Using ABBYY it indicates their own engine as does everyone else that I've tried. It is easy for you to check to see
what created your PDF by doing a "Control D" (look at the document properties). Perhaps there's a common engine causing issues.
If I use the exact same source files to create a PDF using any of my other tools I have no issues. I checked the PDF versions made by the tools and they are all set to 1.5.
A customer mentioned being able to convert them in a way they worked by saving them without having to do any kind of extraction, but I have not been able to duplicate that. Perhaps he did a "print" which seems like it could work.
In summary, the workaround everyone is talking about, using an alternate reader, of course works. But not everyone wants to change.
The culprit I have found is my Nuance PDF Creation tools that are using the ImageToPDF engine.
I hope it gets FIXED as I really don't want to have to regenerate all of my PDF files.

Problem with FIle Adapter

Hi
We r facing typical problem with file adapter.
Lets say there are 30 files to be processed by placing an copy in arichive folder by file adapter based on pooling
parameters.
All the 30 files are picked up and we can see the copies in archive folder.
But when we go to RWB and check the audit log,
there we could see only 25 files , the 5 files are missing.
no trace found therre about the 5 files.
This is happening only some times and not to all the files placed in the FTP. Later when the same file is placed back from the Archive folder to the Source folder, the file is being picked and processed succesfully.
unfortunately this is happening on Production server
Any pointers which could trouble shoot this issue.
Regards
shekar chandra

Hi,
Couple of thing which you can try....
1. Use EOIO QoS and check if you still face the issue.
Is some program or application writing files to the directory? If yes I would recommend the use of a temporary name to write the files and then rename them.
Sometimes when an external application connects via FTP and transfers the files...
The file could be picked up by the adapter poll even before the transfer of data is done.
Which is why you will find that the file is archived but there is no xml message created for the same in the Integration engine.
Try increasing the poll interval. This helps sometimes.
Regards,
Sidharth

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