I'v been a bit lazy the last year and didn't update.

I'd like to keep up with that and know that i have to go bit by bit. Branch by branch.

But how do i find out, what version i have?

Hast du das Spartacus Plugin schon installiert? Das bringt dir automatisch einige dutzend neue Plugins.

Hi ray,

tell me, when you log in your ftp server are you straight in the "html" folder or do you log in a directory above/below?

Schau dir mal das "Markup: Galery Image" Plugin an. Eventuell ist das ja was du suchst.

I don't drink any alcohol. But I'll open an extra bottle of Milk this evening.

Naja, du koenntest das ganze mittels RewriteRule ueber die .htaccess file erledigen.

Allerdings muesstest du dann bei jedem eintrag die htaccess file bearbeiten.

Since the theme problem is solved, the login works as well. thanks

I've solved it. ..... Hallelulia ... *dance* The Problem was that my provider sets the login to my ftp by default to a directory above the html area. When spartacus now tries to create the folders inside the template area, it doesn't find the blog folder, cause it would have to enter the "html&...

Now the blog is back to it's old tricks. No login possible.

I've made a video capture from the problem. Maybe that gives u an idea.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1Yx7fOrq6E

no change.

why are those fields available if u recommend to leave them empty?

I'll try another theory .. last attempt.

Well that makes sense. But as I had said, to test, I had installed a s9y version and set the whole blog in 777 chmod rights. And the error would still appear. Now The "ls -lad plugins/" output confirmes that the folder Template has 777 rights. drwxrwxrwx 42 User User 4096 Jul 16 2007 plugi...

I'll get u that information. Unfortunately I have no SSH access to the webserver. So I've requested the output from the support, will see if they're doing that. In the meantime I have gone to another try. Before installing S9Y, the script checks for compatibility. Thats my turnout: http://www.rodnox...

Now, with the login problem solved, i have to continue on that one here. I have been trying a couple of things. I had the .htaccess files removed completely to exclude that as a possibility. No change, still no write access to the template folder. I have even installed a third s9y Blog, completely e...

Okay, solved.

No idea what the problem was, but it works fine now.

I did nothing. Maybe the change of PHP Version took some time to find its way tru serendipity?

yeah, seems all cool

cookies are endabled in the php session and the save_path is html/username/phptmp

looks fine to me.