PEQ Database Editor 1.0 (for servers 0.6.4 and up)

[joligario]

I just created a debian 7 VM and the default for that folder is owned by root and the chmod is initially set low. I recommend setting /var/www back to root:root with a chmod of 0777. Then, any folders inside can be 0755 while the files are 0644 and should be owned by (in your case) eqemu:eqemu. See if that works.

[hayward6]

Originally Posted by joligario

I just created a debian 7 VM and the default for that folder is owned by root and the chmod is initially set low. I recommend setting /var/www back to root:root with a chmod of 0777. Then, any folders inside can be 0755 while the files are 0644 and should be owned by (in your case) eqemu:eqemu. See if that works.

I don't understand how to do what you are saying... I can set the permissions on folders and files, but the file its writing doesn't exist, and seems to be created each time a new change is made while having the time and date in the file name... I do have the editor working now but I get an error everytime I commit a change.

I changed www back to 777. You're saying that phpeditor should be 755, so I will try that.

[hayward6]

So here is how I have it setup now

drwxrwxrwx  3 root root  4096 Aug  5 07:32 www

drwxr-xr-x 11 eqemu eqemu 4096 Aug  7 09:38 phpeditor

drwxr-xr-x  3 eqemu eqemu     4096 Nov 25  2013 logs

And then there is nothing in the log folder because it cannot write.

Any type of edit gives me this error. I have also moved the log location around to directly into the peq/logs folder and I get the same result. For some reason php is not privileged...
Could not create /var/www/logs/sql_log_08-2014.sql! Make sure the logs directory is writeable by your webserver.