Admin Images Plugin Installation Error

Omeka Classic Plugins
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Hello,

I am attempting to install the plugin Admin Images in Omeka Classic 2.7. As soon as I upload it via SFTP, it causes the entire Omeka site to crash with these error messages:

**Warning** : require_once(/srv/sftp-chroot/classes/lis-462-ol-fa19/omeka-2.7/plugins/AdminImages/helpers/AdminImageFunctions.php): failed to open stream: Permission denied in **/srv/sftp-chroot/classes/lis-462-ol-fa19/omeka-2.7/plugins/AdminImages/AdminImagesPlugin.php** on line **26**

**Fatal error** : require_once(): Failed opening required '/srv/sftp-chroot/classes/lis-462-ol-fa19/omeka-2.7/plugins/AdminImages/helpers/AdminImageFunctions.php' (include_path='/srv/www/canary.simmons.edu/html/classes/lis-462-ol-fa19/omeka-2.7/application/libraries:/srv/www/canary.simmons.edu/html/classes/lis-462-ol-fa19/omeka-2.7/application/models:.:/usr/share/pear:/usr/share/php:/srv/www/canary.simmons.edu/html/classes/lis-462-ol-fa19/omeka-2.7/plugins/OaiPmhRepository/models:/srv/www/canary.simmons.edu/html/classes/lis-462-ol-fa19/omeka-2.7/plugins/OaiPmhRepository/libraries:/srv/www/canary.simmons.edu/html/classes/lis-462-ol-fa19/omeka-2.7/plugins/SimplePages/models:/srv/www/canary.simmons.edu/html/classes/lis-462-ol-fa19/omeka-2.7/plugins/ExhibitBuilder/models:/srv/www/canary.simmons.edu/html/classes/lis-462-ol-fa19/omeka-2.7/plugins/ExhibitBuilder/libraries:/srv/www/canary.simmons.edu/html/classes/lis-462-ol-fa19/omeka-2.7/plugins/AccessibilityPlus/libraries:/srv/www/canary.simmons.edu/html/classes/lis-462-ol-fa19/omek in **/srv/sftp-chroot/classes/lis-462-ol-fa19/omeka-2.7/plugins/AdminImages/AdminImagesPlugin.php** on line **26**

I can confirm that the plugin’s folder name is “AdminImages”, and the security permissions are set to rwxrwxr-x, same as the default plugins. Can anyone help? Thank you,

Adriana

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Do those same permissions apply inside the folder? If the “helpers” folder is not readable or executable or the AdminImageFunctions.php file is not readable, you’d still get that error.

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Thank you John, the problem was with the security permissions within the subfolders. I updated them to match the pattern of the pre-installed plugins and that solved the problem:

Folders - rwxrwxr-x
Files (php, ini, and others) - rw-rw-r

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