Re: WhoAmI in PHP and getting Wordpress plugins to work without FTP

David, do you recall which profile you specified? I have tried as many as
I
can think of without success (see other post in this thread for the list of
profiles that have FULL authority to the WordPress IFS folder).

Are there are additional things I need to do besides just give authority?
Like restart servers to clear cached items? I have restarted ZendServerCE
for some of my attempts but discontinued it because it didn't seem to help.

Aaron Bartell
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On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 2:03 PM, David Gibbs <david@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Aaron Bartell wrote:

I was able to get WordPress up and running on my IBM i with relative

ease

and now I want to install additional plugins. The issue is that if the

user

profile used by the currently running script doesn't have access to the
folder where the plugin is going to be installed, then it will prompt

you

for FTP login information.

You can solve this by giving the user profile that PHP and/or Apache runs
as authority to the directory that wordpress runs in.

This is how I have it setup on my linux machine and it works fine.

I develop a few plug-in's for wordpress (I'm a plug-in kind of guy), so I
have to install & upgrade plug-in's & wordpress itself a lot.

david

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