Clearing cache errors
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I need to clear the cache on one of my sites as outdated information is showing. However I am getting a host of errors (see below). Concrete V5.6.3. Does anyone know the fix?
Warning: unlink(/home/domain/httpdocs/files/cache/css/bon_appetit_pro/typography.css): Permission denied in /home/domain/httpdocs/concrete/core/helpers/file.php on line 101
Warning: rmdir(/home/domain/httpdocs/files/cache/css/bon_appetit_pro): Permission denied in /home/domain/httpdocs/concrete/core/helpers/file.php on line 99
Warning: rmdir(/home/domain/httpdocs/files/cache/css): Directory not empty in /home/domain/httpdocs/concrete/core/helpers/file.php on line 99
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Warning: unlink(/home/domain/httpdocs/files/cache/css/bon_appetit_pro/typography.css): Permission denied in /home/domain/httpdocs/concrete/core/helpers/file.php on line 101
Warning: rmdir(/home/domain/httpdocs/files/cache/css/bon_appetit_pro): Permission denied in /home/domain/httpdocs/concrete/core/helpers/file.php on line 99
Warning: rmdir(/home/domain/httpdocs/files/cache/css): Directory not empty in /home/domain/httpdocs/concrete/core/helpers/file.php on line 99
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Try to remove files manually from /files/cache (except index.html) uzing ftp client (like FileZilla) and see if problem still persist.
It's a permission issue. Apache or whatever web server you're running should be able to remove the files. Your webhost probably knows how to fix this.
P.S. it's probably a good idea to remove the company name from your post, Google will index it.
P.S. it's probably a good idea to remove the company name from your post, Google will index it.
Thanks for that. I had a look and the cache directory hadn't recursed chmod 777 down. Once I did that it worked a treat. Unfortuately I can't edit the post to remove the domain. :(
You should be able to edit the post, there's an edit link under the topic title.
And although 777 may have solved your problem, it's generally not a good idea. It depends on the server configuration so better ask your web host. If he says it should be 777, I'd start looking elsewhere.
And although 777 may have solved your problem, it's generally not a good idea. It depends on the server configuration so better ask your web host. If he says it should be 777, I'd start looking elsewhere.
