It was not possible to complete the request due to file system permission restrictions.
I had everything working nicely and now I have a permission error. I changed my multiuser set up and create userfiles with full permissions and it is owned by apache. $baseUrl and $baseDir are set correctly with the trailing slash and everything. Can this error be generated by something else?
Yesterday the server admin installed Google's mod_pagespeed and it crashed the website. It has since been commented out. Any chance this could have a lingering effect?
-Brian
I had everything working nicely and now I have a permission error. I changed my multiuser set up and create userfiles with full permissions and it is owned by apache. $baseUrl and $baseDir are set correctly with the trailing slash and everything. Can this error be generated by something else?
Yesterday the server admin installed Google's mod_pagespeed and it crashed the website. It has since been commented out. Any chance this could have a lingering effect?
-Brian
Re: permission error
You should contact your system administrator that caused that things stopped working
Theoretically he could also change the user that is running apache - it may be no longer "apache", it depends on the server configuration.
The easiest way to check whether the permissions are ok, would be to launch a simple PHP script that tries to create a new empty file:
Wiktor Walc
CTO, CKSource - http://cksource.com
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