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Unless Apache is running as root (highly unlikely), I don’t believe it would be able to write to a file/directory with those permissions. Set permissions to
0x777 to allow Apache to write to it and see if that makes a difference. From: Scott Whitney [mailto:scott@xxxxxxxxxxx]
It seems like the Apache user ought to be able to run it, then. Can you enable that account, su to it and try it? From: Dave Bolt <dave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Hi Scot, Permissions on the pg_dump file are: -rwxr-xr-x for owner root, group root. If I go to the directory and execute as my normal user it seems to be working, at least for
pg_dump --help From: Scott Whitney [mailto:scott@xxxxxxxxxxx]
My immediate thought is always permissions. As whom a phpPgAdmin running? Probably the Apache user who may or may not have rights to see pg_dump. From: Dave Bolt <dave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Hi Everyone I have a test server which is running Centos7, PHP 7.1.13, PostgreSQL 9.6.5 and phpPgAdmin 5.1 When I went to dump a database I received the following error: Export error: Failed to execute pg_dump (given path in your conf/config.inc.php : /opt/rh/rh-postgresql96/root/usr/bin/pg_dump). Please, fix this path in your configuration
and relog. The path /opt/rh/rh-postgresql96/root/usr/bin/pg_dump is valid. I have checked the /user/share/phpPgAdmin/conf/config.inc.php which appears to be the configuration file mentioned in the error message and I can’t see any obvious
issues. I searched this problem in the mailing list but could not find any recent results. I did find an older result which said to correct the path in the config file, but
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