Hello, Ive just moved our cake app over to the production server and
Im getting this error also. Ive tried setting the permissions just via
the web directory but not working. Im guessing the solution above will
work but Im not sure how to apply the chmod recursively. Do I do this
in .htaccess?
Th
... oh nw I got it ... somehow chmod -R didn't do it recursive ... so
I had to hand chmod the dirs ... nows workin, great
thx
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Ya whow ... I just downloaded the newest cakePHP release and freshly
installed it to begin with a tutorial ... and was stopped by the 512
warning. Happy to find this solution here I went to the tmp/cache/
persistent dir just to find out there is no cake_core_core_paths ...
so I created one and chm
Yes that did it! Thank you so much. It was driving me crazy.
On Nov 29, 1:12 am, majna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> check permission of this file:tmp/cache/persistent/
> cake_core_core_paths
>
> set permissions totmprecursive.
> chmod -R 0777tmp
>
> On Nov 29, 6:04 am, Tony <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr
check permission of this file: tmp/cache/persistent/
cake_core_core_paths
set permissions to tmp recursive.
chmod -R 0777 tmp
On Nov 29, 6:04 am, Tony <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is driving me crazy and I have googled this and nothing that I
> have found is fixing this problem I'm having.
This is driving me crazy and I have googled this and nothing that I
have found is fixing this problem I'm having.
I'm getting the typical Warning 512 error where it says that my "app/
tmp/cache/ is not writable". I go to chmod 777 this directory and all
hell brakes loose on me and I get a whole b
