Hi,

I've downloaded the recent stable version of export content for both Joomla 1.5 and 1.0 - plan to move content from old 1.0.13 install to new 1.5.3. In v1.0.13, I'm stopped during the install with a "restricted access" message. The Joomla tables are updated and both the administrator/component and /component directories have the new com_export_content additions and it also shows up on the component menu. However, selecting it also spits back the "restricted access" messsage. In Joomla 1.5.3, the install fails with a "can not move file" error.

Have I missed something or is there another installation method that should be used?

Much appreciated!

rgm

Hi RGM

QUOTE:
Have I missed something or is there another installation method that should be used?

Export content installs just like any other component although legacy mode should be enabled.

Have you tried to install any other components that require legacy mode?
Fireboard Forum for example.

It may be a file ownership issue.
If your not sure what that is please search the Joomla forums.

Or it may be a permission issue try checking permissions on the Export Content directory everything could be set to 777 to see if that is the problem.

You could also try to FTP the files again to make sure that we are not dealing with corrupted files.

One other thought are you logged in as a super admin?

Please let me know how you go.

Thanks for the reply.

Yes, I have legacy mode turned on do run fireboard forum. All files and directories are owned by our user running httpd - apache. The permissions on the admin and components directories are 775, so apache should be able to write what it needs. In fact, it does write the com_export_content directory contents during the install. I mange the web site directly (don't use ftp) and have tried another copy of the component anyway but it still fails on both v1.0.13 and 1.5.3. Finally, yes, I am logged in as admin when performing the install. Thanks for the guidance... any other thoughts?

Thanks you,
rgm

Have tried installing any other components since trying export content to see if its a server issue or not?

Also you could set:
/administrator/components/com_export_content/zip...

/administrator/components/com_export_content/new_version...

/administrator/components/com_export_content/img...

To 777 just to make sure as these are the directories that are written to.

I have the same error "restricted access" during installation and when I try to run the component on Joomla 1.014. All directories are writable. Any tips ?

On the Joomla 1.0+ site try going to :
/administrator/components/com_export_content/admin.export_content.php about line 16 you will see this.

Code:

// ensure user has access to this function if (!($acl->acl_check( 'administration', 'edit', 'users', $my->usertype, 'components', 'all' ) | $acl->acl_check( 'administration', 'edit', 'users', $my->usertype, 'components', 'com_export_content' ))) { mosRedirect( 'index2.php', _NOT_AUTH ); } error_reporting(E_ERROR | E_WARNING | E_PARSE | E_NOTICE);

change it to this:

Code:

/**************** ensure user has access to this function if (!($acl->acl_check( 'administration', 'edit', 'users', $my->usertype, 'components', 'all' ) | $acl->acl_check( 'administration', 'edit', 'users', $my->usertype, 'components', 'com_export_content' ))) { mosRedirect( 'index2.php', _NOT_AUTH ); } error_reporting(E_ERROR | E_WARNING | E_PARSE | E_NOTICE); ****************/

Which will edit it out and will skip the security check. It also may be due to the error level that is set in the site "Global Configurations" you could try it on "simple" Please let me know how it goes.