Ciao gagne,
capisco..
in effetti i permessi della cartella administrator/components/joomlapack era a 755 al posto che 777.. tuttavia pur cambiandola rimane il segnale rosso..
allora sono andato a leggere meglio le linee di difesa al link
http://www.joomlapack.net/option=com_content&id=75.htmlche riporto sotto.
ma tra che è in inglese tra che.. non capisco bene..
mi sembra di capire che in opzini devo cambiare questi percorsi alle directory.. ma quale cartella (o meglio quale percorso dovrei dare..?)
penso di dover scegliere una cartella dentro
/html/administrator/components/com_joomlapack
in effetti la cartella /temp dentro com_joomlapack non c'è.. credo sia proprio questo il problema del segnale rosso..
gli attuali sono:
Directory di output
/var/www/web142/html/administrator/components/com_joomlapack/temp
Directory temporanea
/var/www/web142/html/administrator/components/com_joomlapack/temp
Livello di log
Errori ed avvisi
grazie mille
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Lines of defense
As a first line of defense, JoomlaPack includes an empty index.htm file in the default directory. This is enough to keep script kiddies away, but any serious hacker will find this protection laughable at best. Many of the files containing sensitive information have well known and predictable filenames, so this offers no protection at all.
By default JoomlaPack 1.2.b3 and later versions include an .htaccess for the default directory which disallows direct browser access. This has some shortcomings, as not all web servers support using .htaccess files (for example, IIS) or some hosts choose to allow .htaccess only for some specific folders or even none at all. In these cases, you are not protected at all and you should contact your host for restricting access to this directory.
Alternatively, you can use a directory above your server's root, effectively not allowing anyone access it from a web browser. The downside is that if you are restricted by open_basedir restrictions and / or PHP Safe Mode settings you might not be able to use it to backup your site. If you are obliged to use a folder under your web server's root you are strongly advised to disallow direct web access to this directory. If your server supports .htaccess files, JoomlaPack will do it for you as soon as you click the "Cleanup and reset locks" button from JoomlaPack's control panel.