Response: 257 "/public_html/core/cache/setup/smarty" is your current location Command: DELE %%F7^F7F^F7F34188%%header.tpl.php Response: 550 Could not delete %%F7^F7F^F7F34188%%header.tpl.php: Permission denied Command: DELE %%D4^D40^D40A7B24%%complete.tpl.php Response: 550 Could not delete %%D4^D40^D40A7B24%%complete.tpl.php: Permission denied
No way, shaun.
I own the account.
Sounds like revo created a new kind of cache writing method.
Command: rm "/home/***/public_html/core/cache/lexicon/en/core/action.cache.php" Error: rm /home/***/public_html/core/cache/lexicon/en/core/action.cache.php: permission denied
Just logged in through PuTTY, the "core" folder is owned by me.
Uhm, well, Revo only writes via normal PHP writing methods. If your PHP configuration is setup to run under a different user, like "nobody", that might be the problem, as your FTP account wont have access to delete those files. You’ll have to sudo rm them, or connect via SFTP with a user that has access to delete them.
I’ve deleted them all, remember? Anyway, how can I delete cache folder inside running modx?
You can also delete the files straight from the Files tab in the Revo manager.
Change MODx system settings new_file_permissions to 0664, new_folder_permissions to 0775.
I’ve deleted them all, remember? Anyway, how can I delete cache folder inside running modx?
Making directories "/root" writable made my site goes:
If you get a blank screen, verify these steps:
1. Make sure the directories "/[root]", "/core/packages","/core/cache", and "/core/export" are writable. (root will be the actual directory you are installing to.)
Done. No change.
2. Make sure "/manager", "/connectors" are writable. If installing advanced, this is unnecessary.
Unreachable.
3. Make sure your php.ini setting sets memory_limit to 128M, and max_execution_time to 120
Done.
4. Create a blank file "/core/config/config.inc.php" and make it writable.
5. Try downloading the regular Revolution download instead of the advanced.
6. Post a message in the Revolution forum regarding your issue. State your server setup and installation info, and we’ll try and help you find a solution.
<?php //closedir($handle); $handle->close(); // use this instead.
Fatal error: Smarty error: unable to write to $compile_dir ’/home/***/public_html/core/cache/setup/smarty’. Be sure $compile_dir is writable by the web server user. in /home/***/public_html/core/model/smarty/Smarty.class.php on line 1092
Change MODx system settings new_file_permissions to 0664, new_folder_permissions to 0775.