Anyone have any advice on this maddening issue that complicates my development server?
I am using WAMP on Windows 11 with SSL for Joomla 5.0.3 development. WAMP is running Apache 2.4.58 with PHP 8.1.26
Everything works fine except I cannot install extension updates or Joomla updates.
I have determined that in the file Filesystem\Folder.php, each installation is proceeding just fine until it reaches an .htaccess file and then it fails with a permissions error. The thing is, I have done everything with windows permission possible on this, and there is no specific permission associated with the .htaccess file in question, so it seems like PHP/Apache must just be deciding that it does not have permission to manipulate dot-files.
The error is occurring in Filesystem\Folder.php at line 147-148.
if (!@copy($sfid, $dfid)) {
throw new \RuntimeException('Copy file failed', -1);
}
I can watch all the files successfully copy until an .htaccess file comes up and then it throws the exception. This does not happen on my Ubuntu development server nor on my cPanel/CentOS7.9 server.
Anyone have an idea why this might be happening in the windows/WAMP environment or how I can correct it?
Thanks for any feedback.
Steven
I am using WAMP on Windows 11 with SSL for Joomla 5.0.3 development. WAMP is running Apache 2.4.58 with PHP 8.1.26
Everything works fine except I cannot install extension updates or Joomla updates.
I have determined that in the file Filesystem\Folder.php, each installation is proceeding just fine until it reaches an .htaccess file and then it fails with a permissions error. The thing is, I have done everything with windows permission possible on this, and there is no specific permission associated with the .htaccess file in question, so it seems like PHP/Apache must just be deciding that it does not have permission to manipulate dot-files.
The error is occurring in Filesystem\Folder.php at line 147-148.
if (!@copy($sfid, $dfid)) {
throw new \RuntimeException('Copy file failed', -1);
}
I can watch all the files successfully copy until an .htaccess file comes up and then it throws the exception. This does not happen on my Ubuntu development server nor on my cPanel/CentOS7.9 server.
Anyone have an idea why this might be happening in the windows/WAMP environment or how I can correct it?
Thanks for any feedback.
Steven