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I've upgraded from J1.5 to 2.5 and upgraded civicrm as well. I've done this twice now with similar results.

"Your Extensions Directory (/home/XXXX/public_html/media/civicrm/extensions/) does not have a matching Extensions Resource URL. Please go to the URL setting page and correct it."

I originally had both the extensions directory and the URL as blank and was getting a different error. (I'll retry that and post it here.

Currently I have the extension directory set as:

/home/XXXX/public_html/media/civicrm/extensions/

and the Extension Resource URL as:
http://XXXX.org/media/civicrm/extensions/

I've tried emptying my media/civicrrm directory and nulling out a field in civicrm_domain. I've tried resetting the cache. I still keep getting this message.

Other problems that I'm having is if I try to view a contribution page (either from the front end or from the back end with "Live Preview") I get: "Sorry but we are not able to provide this at the moment. You do not have permission to access this page." I'm assuming its because of this error.

The extensions directory didn't exist. I created it and set the permissions to 755. I also was able to successfully install, disable, and uninstall the Extended Reports extension (I didn't test to see if it worked because I was still getting the above message)

I can go to the URL with a browser (i.e. I can go to http://XXXX.org/media/civicrm/extensions/) It shows me the contents of that directory.

My upgrade process involved using jupgrade. I copied the entire old database to a new database, emptied the media/civicrm/ directory and nulled out that field in the civicrm_domain table and then upgraded civicrm. I then moved the build to the root directory (again resetting the civicrm paths as before). The upgrade process seems to have gone ok (except for this obviously)

Yes, I just found the civicrm acl settings. My donation pages are now viewable.

I'm now trying to find good documentation on what to allow the public to do, and which I should disallow on this page. I fear enabling too much! I would have thought that this page would be set so that the typical stuff that you use civicrm for would be enabled (like public use of civicrm, public use of donation page, etc).

I still have the message concerning the extensions url. The directory is set to 755. I don't think its a permission problem.

I fixed it. Poking around in my database I found two entries in the civirm_settings table both with the name = userFrameworkResourceUrl

One had the correct "administrator/comonents/com_civicrm/civicrm"
The other had "administrator//comonents/com_civicrm/civicrm"

So using mysqlphp I changed the name of the second to be olduserFrameworkResourceUrl and everything seems good now. I'm not really sure what happened to make things like this.

Thanks for your help.