That's the problem, the subdirectories' permissions. Try using chmod -r 777 on the files directory, that should fix it.
2013/6/25 Eric Boudrand <[email protected]> > Le mardi 25 juin 2013 à 17:41 +0200, Alfonso Gonzalez Perez a écrit : > > > Check the permissions of the directories that openmeetings creates > > inside the upload/files directory. I think your problem is that you > > have given 777 permissions to the upload/files directory, but not to > > the directories that are being created inside of that one. > > > Once I upload a file, a directory is created. upload/files permissions > is 775 but subdirectory is 755. The user and the group of the new > directory are the same than upload/files (nobody/nogrup) > > I can find an Excel document in it (for example > 5acabb7d9aa14fe939fff696f4b7d141.xlsx) and a XML file : > <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> > <presentation> > <originalDocument lastmod="1372178934000" size="123139"> > 5acabb7d9aa14fe939fff696f4b7d141.xlsx > </originalDocument> > <pdfDocument lastmod="0" size="0"> > 5acabb7d9aa14fe939fff696f4b7d141.pdf > </pdfDocument> > <swfDocument lastmod="1372178934000" size="123139"> > 5acabb7d9aa14fe939fff696f4b7d141.swf > </swfDocument> > <thumbs/> > </presentation> > But, there are no 5acabb7d9aa14fe939fff696f4b7d141.swf and > 5acabb7d9aa14fe939fff696f4b7d141.pdf files in the directory. > > I can upload and watch pdf or PNG file in the whitedashboard but no > Excel or ODT file. Maybe I have an issue with the converter. How I can I > increase the logs and check the JOD converter is working ? > > Regards. > > Éric > > > > > > > > > > >
