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Verto Posted August 21 Posted August 21 Hi. I have a serious problem with the latest update. In the last step, the process stops and I get the following error: I have tried giving permissions to the FileSystem.php file, but I still get the same error, regardless of the permissions the file has. My installation is stuck in the middle of the update and now it is not accessible at all. I have even given it permissions 0777, but even that doesn't solve it: What permissions should I set or what should I do to solve this problem?
Afrodude Posted August 21 Posted August 21 Have you tried to reupload the same file by itself? Verto 1
Verto Posted August 21 Author Posted August 21 1 minute ago, Afrodude said: Have you tried to reupload the same file by itself? Yes, I have resubmitted it a couple of times, but the problem is not solved.
Jim M Posted August 21 Posted August 21 That error is not referring to that FileSystem.php specifically. Additionally, you do not want it to be 777 but 644 like the rest. The error in the upgrader is trying to write to your server's file system. You will want to ensure that the following directories are writable: applications datastore plugins uploads and all sub-folders of uploads If you're using a remote file storage, like S3, you will want to ensure that has proper permissions. Verto 1
Verto Posted August 21 Author Posted August 21 Thank you for your support. All file and directory permissions were correct. The problem was another one. When uploading the update files, I uploaded them directly from the server administration, and they were registered as property of the root user. I modified the ownership of the files, and the error disappeared. I was able to successfully complete the upgrade. Thanks anyway for the help and best regards. Afrodude 1
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