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Can't Write Error Logs

Wed, 10 Sep 2014 02:22:24 +0000

I need to troubleshoot my WordPress custom plugin but can’t write error logs. When I try (using fopen, fwrite, and fclose), this error arises: “failed to open stream: Permission denied….”

It’s WordPress 3.5 on IIS (Windows Server 2008).

Other forums I’ve checked always say to check the file permissions, so I ran the PHP get_current_user() function. It says the file owner is IUSR. This user does not have write privileges. I tried temporarily giving this user the write privilege and using the PHP error_log function, but the result was the same–permission still denied.

What about file permissions in PHP or IIS am I missing?

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Can't change configuration: Can't create folder wp-content/cache/tmp

Thu, 28 Aug 2014 11:23:12 +0000

Hi,

I have installed w3 total cache plugin, Version 0.9.4 on WP 3.9.1.

When i try to save the configuration it give following error.

Can’t change configuration:…… Can’t create folder /wp-content/cache/tmp

I am using windows platform with IIS 7.5. Can anyone explain to which user & folder permission to be set to fix above issue.

regards,

MAS

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Dreaded 500 Permissions Error with New Media

Thu, 12 Dec 2013 20:49:18 +0000

While I’m using pretty permalinks, whenever I upload mew media, I get that awful 500 error until I manually go in and set permissions for each media item, despite everything I’ve tried. Super annoying!

I changed folder permissions for C://Windows/Temp and also redirected to a different temp upload folder in php.ini and changed permissions for that. And then changed them for wp-content/uploads.

IUSR and IIS_IUSRS both have read/write capabilities in every folder. But whenever I upload media, the permissions of that file are still read-only for IIS_IUSRS. The rule isn’t inheriting properly.

Any advice?

…and no, I can’t switch to Linux. Trust me, I’d love to, but it’s against my company’s policy.

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IIS Security & Permissions

Mon, 12 Aug 2013 17:42:04 +0000

OK,

I’ve tried to solve this query several times before, but never really got anywhere. I’m in the process of swapping over to a Win 2012 IIS 8 server & the question has popped up again & I’d love to resolve it, so here goes:

Unless I give IUSR write permission to the content & includes folders, then I cannot upload stuff or install plugins, ditto the entire site directory in wwwroot when I come to upgrading the site.

I usually end up just giving iusr write access to the entire site as it saves any problems for customers who are trying to administer their sites.

I run regular backups (once per day) so have some disaster recovery in place, but I’ve never worked out whether or not this is 100% secure. I don’t want a client to have to ring up each time they want to upgrade their site, but similarly I wanted to check that this is the correct way to go about doing things?

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IIS 7.5 FTP / IUSR Issues

Thu, 03 May 2012 07:18:19 +0000

So, I’ve installed WordPress on server 02 R2 running IIS 7.5.

Everything seems to function correctly, except that when I go to upgrade WordPress, it asks for FTP details. So I gave IUSR modify permissions for the sites folder & it seems to resolve the problem.

However, I’m not sure whether or not I’ve opened a security issue?

Any thoughts?

[ Please don’t bump, that’s not permitted here. ]

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Plesk and Windows Server 2003

Thu, 31 Jul 2008 17:17:15 +0000

Alright so I downloaded and copied the folder to my site. I created the MySQL database, edited the config file, and followed all the steps for setup to a “T” so now when I attempt to visit the setup page which is located here: https://www.designconnection.com/blog/wp-admin/install.php it requests a user name and password. On a whim I tried every single user name and password combination I’ve got associated with the server, no prevail. This made me question if I had the IUSR account active and if it had any privileges it did and it does. Then I thought maybe it was something funny with IIS, IIS has the following permissions assigned to the folder: script source access, read, and directory browsing. There is no security requiring a user name and password enable in Plesk either. Please give me a hand, it’ll be greatly appreciated.

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