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All my files are set to chmod775 but I am still getting this message when running check.php Does anybody have a suggestion for me? Thank you! Parse error: parse error in /home/sites/site40/web/lib-common.php on line 911 LBLBLBLBLBLB Testing your Geeklog installation ... LB Testing logs directory ... LBCould not open error.log and access.log for writing. Please check that you have set the logs directory and the files error.log and access.log in that directory to chmod 775.LB Warning: stat failed for (errno=2 - Aucun fichier ou répertoire de ce type) in /home/sites/site40/web/admin/install/check.php on line 74 Warning: stat failed for error.log (errno=2 - Aucun fichier ou répertoire de ce type) in /home/sites/site40/web/admin/install/check.php on line 75 Warning: stat failed for access.log (errno=2 - Aucun fichier ou répertoire de ce type) in /home/sites/site40/web/admin/install/check.php on line 76 LBLBLBLB Current permissions for logs: 0 Current permissions for error.log: 0 Current permissions for access.log: 0 LB Testing backend directory /backend/ ... LB Export of Geeklog headlines is switched off - backend directory not tested. LB User photos are disabled - userphotos directory not tested.LB Images in articles are disabled - articles directory not tested.LB Results: 1 of 4 tests performed: 0 successful, 1 failed.

does it work when u chmod 777? or do u still get errors then?

You've got a corrupted file there. It's not even recognizing LB as a carriage return and line feed. To get mine to write to those two files, I had to use 777 instead of 775.

Yes they are all set to chmod777 I am a bit confused to be honnest... btw I am using Gossamer threads fileman in MSIE on OSX as file manager...I found out it was corrupting files when editing them... I restarted from scratch but without success so far..;-( still getting Parse error: parse error in /home/sites/site40/web/lib-common.php on line 3815 when trying to access index.html my _gl database seems to be fine Any suggestion would be highly appreciated!

A parse error doesn't have anything to do with file permissions. It means that PHP can't parse (interpret, understand) the contents of the file - in this case, lib-common.php. So chances are the file is corrupted. Start with a fresh copy of that file. bye, Dirk

I got finally Geeked!! I will keep you posted once I release my site!! Cheers JC