Linux Problem when installing Gesior, does not allow delete install.txt

[Bob Nofx]

Hello guys I am having a problem when installing the Gesior, esto using linux ubuntu 14:04, everything happens just in time to install Gesior more when it comes in step 5, appears this error:

STEP 5
Set Admin Account
Admin account login: 1
Admin account password: 5555

It's end of installation. Installation is blocked!
Error occured!
Error ID:
More info: Cannot remove file install.txt. You must remove it to disable installer. I recommend you to go to step 0 and check if any other file got problems with WRITE permission.

File: /var/www/html/install.php Line: 475

I already entered the install.php and went up to the line 475 and there is this code

Line 474:
echo '<h1>Admin account login: 1<br>Admin account password: '.$newpass.'</h1><br/><h3>It\'s end of installation. Installation is blocked!</h3>';

Line 475:
if(!unlink('install.txt'))

already excludes install.txt file manually but it causes error in the installation.


Already researched a lot and can not find a solution, please if anyone knows how to solve help me!

 

[Cornex]

Give the script write permissions.

 

[Bob Nofx]

Give the script write permissions.

Could you be more specific? I'm kind of lay in linux and php,
I have performed in the Linux terminal in Gesior folder

chmod a+w config/config.php cache -R custom_scripts install.txt

chmod 777 install.php
chmod 777 install.txt

nothing has been resolved, if you know any way to solve please teach me

 

[Cornex]

Could you be more specific? I'm kind of lay in linux and php,
I have performed in the Linux terminal in Gesior folder



nothing has been resolved, if you know any way to solve please teach me

try give the whole folder 777 to see if that is the problem.

chmod -R 777 /var/www/html

 

[Bob Nofx]

try give the whole folder 777 to see if that is the problem.

chmod -R 777 /var/www/html

Thank you man! now really worked!
I have to thank!

 

[dhrsantan]

you shouldn't use 777 for the permissions use 774 instead.
as 777 allows other ppl to Write inside your files.

I suggest you run the following commands for safety reasons.

chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www/html
chmod -R 774 /var/www/html

 

[Cornex]

you shouldn't use 777 for the permissions use 774 instead.
as 777 allows other ppl to Write inside your files.

I suggest you run the following commands for safety reasons.

chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www/html
chmod -R 774 /var/www/html

Would not recommend using 774 either, you do not wanna make it executable if you not actually want the user to run it. (Or is that 775??)
755 / 644 is pretty standard isn't it?

edit, 77 is a bad idea. Just suggested that as a test to see if it was permissions fault.
I pretty much use this: http://askubuntu.com/a/209547