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#203016

Hi I received the following error.
I’m new to joomlart and joomla.

Anyway I presume it is related to the folder permissions of the ftp account.
Could you please provide documentation how the permissions have to be set?

I set these permissions using FTPzilla and the related ftp account for the webspace.

Kind Regards,

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#556333

What error did you receive ?? :confused:

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#556335

Hi Tom,

JFolder::create: Could not create directoryPath: /home/admin/domains/yellocloud.be/public_html/t3-assets

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#556337

Fix for ‘JFolder::create: Could not create directory’ Error[/h]Unlike other Errors, the fix for this error is pretty Simple. Follow the steps below to fix it.

1. Goto your Hosting panel >> File Manager >> Select your Domain/Sub-Domain and then open the configuration.php file.
2. Find var $log_path, it will contain the Directory path of your Old Server. Just replace the whole line with the code var $log_path = ‘./logs’;
3. Find var $tmp_path, it will also have the Directory path of your Old Server. Replace the whole line with the code var $tmp_path = ‘./tmp’;

That’s it! Your problem should be solved with this small tweak in the code.
Make sure that you properly copy paste the code.

If you still face any problem, let us know.

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#556342

Hi Tom,

Performed this action; downloaded the configuration.php, renamed original on the server.
copied new version via ftp, still same issue.

Warning

JFolder::create: Could not create directoryPath: /home/admin/domains/yellocloud.be/public_html/t3-assets

JFolder::create: Could not create directoryPath: /home/admin/domains/yellocloud.be/public_html/t3-assets

JFolder::create: Could not create directoryPath: /home/admin/domains/yellocloud.be/public_html/t3-assets

JFolder::create: Could not create directoryPath: /home/admin/domains/yellocloud.be/public_html/t3-assets

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#556343

Maybe try the quickstart + sample data installation process . . . see how that works for you.

😎

My personal preference is the FTP method (as described in the previously linked tutorial).
However, there’s also THIS METHOD if you wish.

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#556788

Hi Tom,

I’ve removed all the files, extracted the QuickStart + Sample data according to the general installation process via FTP.

– 1st extract files on local machine
– Transfer files via FileZilla with the related FTP account for the webspace.
– adapted the .htaccess file to meet requirements Joomla
– Perform the installation accordingly for Joomla, remove old tables in database
– Remove the installation folder (manual action), create the configuration.php file

I’ve haven’t touched the site since this new installation, but seems there is a permission issue on specific folders.
Any help is appreciated. 😎

Thank you,

Kind Regards, Jo

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#557262

Perhaps the following resource may assist you further —> http://docs.joomla.org/Verifying_permissions

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