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If the user is a sudo user and you've flushed permissions and logged out all users, and manually deleted all files in the core/cache directory, and it still doesn't work, it's not a MODX permission issue. sudo users bypass all MODX permissions.

That suggests a permission or ownership problem with the directory the files are going to.

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Quote from: BobRay at Apr 11, 2018, 06:32 AM

If the user is a sudo user and you've flushed permissions and logged out all users, and manually deleted all files in the core/cache directory, and it still doesn't work, it's not a MODX permission issue. sudo users bypass all MODX permissions.

That suggests a permission or ownership problem with the directory the files are going to.

It appears the problem is RFM is not auto-creating the unique user folder. So basically RFM is trying to load a folder that does not exist, hence the error message.

$myPersonal = $modx->user->get('username');
$myPersonal = substr(md5($myPersonal), 0, 24);  //add only one line
$rfmUser = $modx->user;
$rfmUserProfile = $rfmUser->getOne('Profile');
if ($rfmUserProfile) {
  $extended = $rfmUserProfile->get('extended');
  $extended['mediaFolder'] = $myPersonal; //change ['responsivefilemanager'] if you like
  $rfmUserProfile->set('extended', $extended);
  $rfmUserProfile->save();
}
//$path is supplied by the calling connector, elFinder or responsivefilemanager
if (!file_exists($path.$myPersonal.'/')) {
  mkdir($path.$myPersonal.'/', 0755, true);
}
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