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  • sarsells Friend
    #179357

    Please can someone help me. A red error has appeared on all the pages of my website at http://jakeauerbachfilms.com
    I have no idea how to rectify this!
    I have tried changing the site to a different template (not JAT3) and this goes away, so I am hoping someone in this forum can help.
    Many thanks
    Sarah

    sarsells Friend
    #462147

    Please can someone help me with the above problem.

    Sherlock Friend
    #462149

    Hi sarsells,

    Maybe there has been problem with your hosting that prevents joomla from creating a folder, I am not much sure but you can try to disable the optimize css and optimize js in the template back-end that I think would helps.

    sarsells Friend
    #462487

    Sorry, for some reason I am not getting notifications. I just saw this message.
    Please can you tell me where to disable these items?
    Many thanks

    Sherlock Friend
    #462513

    Go to the template back-end, Under the Global tag you would see those options.

    sarsells Friend
    #462569

    I have now done that. Thank you, but it did not solve the problem.
    Please can you make any other suggestions?

    Sherlock Friend
    #462640

    hi sarsells,

    You could try to set the write permission for the cache folder, Not sure but I hope that helps 🙂

    sarsells Friend
    #462679

    THe permissions on this folder are 707
    Is this OK? If so, I still do not know what to do?

    sarsells Friend
    #462727

    I have set them to 777 but still have the same problem.

    swissa Friend
    #462732

    <em>@sarsells 332450 wrote:</em><blockquote>I have set them to 777 but still have the same problem.</blockquote>

    Hi Sarah,

    If you go to Site/System Information/Directory Permissions and check what is red and what is green – /administrator/index.php?option=com_admin&view=sysinfo

    All should be green apart from maybe configuration.php – it they are not it might be best to ask your host for help.

    777 is very dangerous for any directory or file in Joomla.

    🙂

    sarsells Friend
    #462736

    Thank you swissa, I am not sure where this information is? Is it in the database? Or do I check backend on the site?
    What should I set the folders to? Is it 644?
    Many thanks
    Sarah

    swissa Friend
    #462739

    <em>@sarsells 332464 wrote:</em><blockquote>Thank you swissa, I am not sure where this information is? Is it in the database? Or do I check backend on the site?
    What should I set the folders to? Is it 644?
    Many thanks
    Sarah</blockquote>

    Sorry. :-[ Not explained very well.

    In Joomla go to Menu – Site – System Information

    Check that it is all green!

    Folders should be 755, files 644 🙂


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    sarsells Friend
    #462740

    This is crazy, but there is not a system information button on my drop down menu?

    OK I found it else where. This is what I found – All were gree except the last two items.

    Log Directory ($log_path) ./logs/ Unwritable
    Temp Directory ($tmp_path) ./tmp/ Unwritable

    What shall I do about this?

    Many thanks
    Sarah


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    sarsells Friend
    #462742

    I have just noticed that my configuration.php file is set to 444 Shall I change it to 644?

    sarsells Friend
    #462749

    I have now managed to make everything writable. However, I still have the problem on all the pages of the site at http://jakeauerbachfilms.com
    Please can you help further?

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