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    If you move the site (Revolution), MODx may not be able to clear the cache because it’s confused about where it is. You can delete the files in core/cache (and the ones in the old core/cache, which it may still be using) manually.

    Check the path in the four config.core.php files in these locations:

    § MODx root directory
    § /manager/
    § /connectors/
    § /setup/includes/

    And any paths in core/config/config.inc.php

    Be sure to clear your browser cache and cookies too. Sometimes that can be critical.
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      SOLVED: chatted with zi after giving him keys to the kingdom. It’s a permissions issue. With 20+ domains on my server to administrate I login as root so I don’t have to remember/keychain/set up 20+ logins for my SFTP app.

      If I understood zi correctly, my root permissions were not allowing the Manager to "see" all of the subdirectories in the core/cache/ directory.
      To quote zi from our chat:

      but i think next time you move the sites, just like this one, u need to create a new empty cache folder
      in addition to chmoding 777 the config file in the core/config
      and run setup

      cache folder has lots of subfolders and files, all have their own permissions. modx wasnt able to access/modify them. that was the cause preventing it to work.

      I’m not sure if Plesk had anything to do with this issue, nor if creating a server admin user with access to just the domains will solve it. Not sure I want to create 20+ logins either, so

      BIG THANK YOU TO zi!!!!!
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        So is there specific documentation for this? I have an EVO install on my main domain, and would like to update site to Revo, as well as do some graphics updates. I made a subdomain new._____.ca, and installed Revo on there, obviously making a new database. The site isn’t big, so I’m going to rebuild it on the subdomain. After I’m done, how do I ditch everything on my main domain and transfer the site from the subdomain to the parent? Can I just keep the new database? Thanks.
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