If your site has Cpanel, make sure that the files in the install directory are owned by the user that you uploaded the files under (or, delete the install directory, unzip vShare again on your computer, and reupload just the install directory.
Senior Member
If your site has Cpanel, make sure that the files in the install directory are owned by the user that you uploaded the files under (or, delete the install directory, unzip vShare again on your computer, and reupload just the install directory.
vShare Solutions
Custom vShare Modules and Services
Now, your visitors can watch videos on your site using their mobile or tablet device with the Mobility Mod for vShare 2.8!
Junior Member
I have done all that and the error remains.Originally Posted by bplex
Senior Member
If you have done all of that and the error still remains, I would send a note to Cirtex. Basically, the problem is due to Apache not being able to access the files in the install directory. Something, somewhere, has an incorrect permission.
vShare Solutions
Custom vShare Modules and Services
Now, your visitors can watch videos on your site using their mobile or tablet device with the Mobility Mod for vShare 2.8!
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote
Bookmarks