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You are now ready to transfer the files onto your server. Using your FTP software, upload all the WordPress files to you web server, storing them in the folder you decided on earlier, as shown in Figure 14-4. This folder will be the one your hosting company told you is the place to put your web pages or a subfolder. You may need to create the folder first, if it does not already exist. Next, on the server, rename the dothtaccess.txt file you uploaded to .htaccess a leading period (or full stop), followed by the name htaccess with no extension. This is a special file that will be used later to give some special instructions to the Apache web server software.

The main problem with user attributes is that they won t necessarily be available to your portlet. Although support for them is a mandatory part of the JSR 168 specification, all of the individual attributes are optional, so the requirement has very little real force. As a result, your portal may support user attributes in name alone.

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Before you put away the FTP program, you need to check your permissions on certain files and directories. By default, files you upload to your server and directories you create on it are owned by you, or rather your account on the server. This is correct and as you might expect. However, the web server, Apache, usually runs as a different user, often apache, httpd, or nobody. This means that software running under Apache in this case, WordPress doesn t normally have permissions to modify or delete files, nor to create new ones. To fix this, you need to change the permissions of some of the WordPress files. You will most likely need to give full access to those files. You will also need to give write access to a couple of folders, so that WordPress can create new files. Depending on your FTP software, you will either need to set the file permissions to a numeric value such as 666 or 777, or check the R (read), W (write), or X (eXecute) permissions for U (user or owner), G (group), and O (other). The numeric value 666 represents read and write permissions for user, group, and other. The 777 value represents read, write, and execute permissions for user, group, and other. Table 14-1 shows which files and folders need their permissions set and what type of permissions should be applied. Note that a folder name with an asterisk following it signifies that all the files in that folder need their permissions adjusted.

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CAUTION At the time of writing, Pluto and most other open source portlet containers do not support user attributes.

.htaccess wp-content/themes/classic/* wp-content/themes/default/* wp-content/themes/default/images* wp-content wp-content/plugins wp-content/themes wp-content/themes/default wp-content/themes/default/images wp-content/themes/classic

Assuming that user attributes are supported to some extent, you are given only the rather lukewarm assurance that the attributes listed in the previous section are recommended. If your chosen portal adds other attributes to that list, there is no reason to believe that they will be available in other portals, so you must be careful not to make your portal reliant on them unless you can be certain that it will not be used outside that environment. Let s suppose for the sake of argument that all of the listed attributes are supported by your portal. A user may well balk at entering nearly 70 items of very personal information. This point may be less of an issue in an intranet environment where you will often have all of this information at hand in a directory service of some sort but if you are operating a portal for external users, you should probably not make the registering of all of this information mandatory for use of the site. Discounting all the rest of these issues, if the user is not logged in to the portal, there may be no way to associate that user with the appropriate attributes! The attributes are not very comprehensive plenty of users will have more than one mobile phone number, and no pager at all. But it may be that you will want to make use of an external directory service such as Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) in preference to working within the limitations of the user attributes anyway.

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