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Hi,
In index page "mkdir(): Permission denied" is accord. Its Screenshot is attached. Now, I became handicapped not able do any thing on site.
I request you to help me in solving this problem.
In index page "mkdir(): Permission denied" is accord. Its Screenshot is attached. Now, I became handicapped not able do any thing on site.
I request you to help me in solving this problem.
Consider step 4 here:http://documentation.concrete5.org/developers/installation/installa...
@santoshbohara
@besanalbasuni
This looks like a server permission issue. I recommend contacting your webhost support if you are not familiar with changing permissions.
@besanalbasuni
This looks like a server permission issue. I recommend contacting your webhost support if you are not familiar with changing permissions.
I've been trying to get 5.7 installed for a few days again but Unable to install database
Unable to install database: Could not create the proxies directory. Please check the file permissions of the proxy directory
Unable to install database: Could not create the proxies directory. Please check the file permissions of the proxy directory
I am having the same issue as @santoshbohara
I am talking with webhost support but all files are '755' already. I'm not sure what is going on as I did not have this issue migrating sites before.
I am talking with webhost support but all files are '755' already. I'm not sure what is going on as I did not have this issue migrating sites before.
Did you ever get this resolved?
I'm getting the same mkdir() error but on an existing install. I haven't changed anything, and the permissions all look fine. It's just stopped letting me into the site.
I'm getting the same mkdir() error but on an existing install. I haven't changed anything, and the permissions all look fine. It's just stopped letting me into the site.
For some background, I installed this site on an archaic hosting I inherited with the client. The hosting is 10 years old and looks like it has barely been updated since it's inception. This was a while back, but what I remember doing the following:
* Contact hosting first as they should be able to walk you through some of this
* Make sure ALL file types are 755, even the ones that are usually 644 on 'regular' hosting, even though this is insecure. On my site, the hosting imported the FOLDERS as 755 but not any files so I had to check sublayers.
* Make sure PHP version is correct for version of Concrete5
* I changed some stuff in the PHP file but can't remember everything right now -- some of it was to resolve a different issue
Sorry I can't help more, I resolved this a long time ago and the resolutions are blurring together. I did not have this issue on any other hosting or localhost migration, so I know it is the crappy hosting I inherited.
* Contact hosting first as they should be able to walk you through some of this
* Make sure ALL file types are 755, even the ones that are usually 644 on 'regular' hosting, even though this is insecure. On my site, the hosting imported the FOLDERS as 755 but not any files so I had to check sublayers.
* Make sure PHP version is correct for version of Concrete5
* I changed some stuff in the PHP file but can't remember everything right now -- some of it was to resolve a different issue
Sorry I can't help more, I resolved this a long time ago and the resolutions are blurring together. I did not have this issue on any other hosting or localhost migration, so I know it is the crappy hosting I inherited.
Hello,
Thanks for the reply. Sorry for digging up an old thread, it just seemed really similar.
I also started a new thread about this issue here at the time:https://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/5-7-discussion/5.7-site-g...
For the record the cause was a cPanel security update that our host applied to the server. The update was broken - I believe it changed the path used for session storage but the new folder had the wrong permissions so C5 couldn't write user sessions, hence site breaking.
Anyway, a patch has been issued now by cPanel that seems to fix the issue.
Thanks for the reply. Sorry for digging up an old thread, it just seemed really similar.
I also started a new thread about this issue here at the time:https://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/5-7-discussion/5.7-site-g...
For the record the cause was a cPanel security update that our host applied to the server. The update was broken - I believe it changed the path used for session storage but the new folder had the wrong permissions so C5 couldn't write user sessions, hence site breaking.
Anyway, a patch has been issued now by cPanel that seems to fix the issue.
in index Page
An unexpected error occurred.
mkdir(): Permission denied
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