Is your manager/includes/config.inc.php file there and in-tact? Is it readable in terms of file permissions?
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Hi, thanks for the reply.
I checked the file and it seems alright. Permissions 600, is that okay?
Probably not; although that depends on your server configuration. What that permissions setting says is "owner has read/write permissions, nobody else can even read the file". If your server is not running some kind of suexec (switch user to the file’s owner when executing a PHP script like index.php) then the web server’s user is trying to read that file. In that case, permission needs to be 644 (owner can read/write, everybody else can read).
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I compared the permissins with a couple of other sites, but they all have ’600’. So that seems to be alright...
I figured out why I couldn’t upgrade. So next I’ll upgrade and see what happens...
I noticed the same thing this morning with a 1.0.4 site. I was working in the site last week and then this morning, I put in my u/p and nothing happens. Did you find a resolution to this?
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Sadly no.... :’( I even tried to do a new installation on a clean database, but couldn’t do that... Guess I have to start over from scratch...
It really sounds as if something must have changed on your hosting account. Have you opened up a support ticket with your hoster with the specific date when things stopped working normally? If you could log into modx one day, and not the next day, and now you can’t even install modx, it doesn’t sound like it could be a problem with modx itself.
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Yeah, I thought of that. The thing is: I have several (modx-)sites on the same server and the others still work fine, so the host told me all settings for mysql & php must be okay.
Could the site have been hacked somehow?
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