Try issuing these commands from the web site root directory:
chmod -v 777 assets/cache/siteCache.idx.php
chmod -v 777 assets/cache/sitePublishing.idx.php
You need to issue those commands from the directory just above the assets directory. If you continue to get errors then have you checked if those files even exist? Another way is to change directory into assets/cache and issue simpler commands:
cd assets/cache
chmod -v 777 siteCache.idx.php
chmod -v 777 sitePublishing.idx.php
the file exist because i verified that ... whatever I use SmartFTP ... and I succesfully changed the chmod but I don’t know why it doesn’t work with those files...
with the other’s works fine...
maybe it’s the host?
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Are you sure? From where are you trying to change them? Those are relative paths, so you’d need to be in the MODx root. It’s also possible that it doesn’t like relative paths like that; if you are in the MODx root try adding ./ in front of the paths.
