People must have a different mindset over in Switzerland. I am telling you, most Americans would not want someone on the other side of the planet logging into their administration or FTP . But anyway...

You didn't answer my questions. Does CB use the /media folder instead of the /tmp folder? Why am I getting error messages with a path to the media folder?

I always unzip and untar to see what's in an installation before using it. So, I know it has the cb.captcha.php file.

The problem that I see is that it thinks the media folder is where the temporarily unpacked software is and cannot find the file it is looking for, when it is getting put in another folder, maybe the /tmp folder.

I have searched the forums here. There are other unanswered threads with a similar topic. So, it doesn't seem like I am alone on this.

Maybe you know something about the CB code that I don't, that would be generating that message with the /media folder?

Would appreciate further help. Thanks.

Post edited by: rofar, at: 2008/07/16 21:47

Thanks, beat! This helps!

Is there any way to force CB to use the /tmp folder inside Joomla? I know for a fact that the /tmp folder works, because I have installed CB and it used that folder!

He's not asking for backend access to your site through CPanel or PHPMyAdmin. He's asking for Super Administrator access to the Joomla/CB portion you're having problems with.

Rapunzl, I am not going to debate this issue. First of all, to me there is no difference. Second, I have been asked for FTP access as well. The majority of web-masters I know would never give that out. It is my strong preference not to give out my domain or login information or FTP information. So, I think as a customer that wish should be accepted and we can still work through issues.

Post edited by: rofar, at: 2008/07/19 04:22