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23 minutes ago, Jim M said:

Your server is preventing access to the files mentioned there. You will need to correct that with your hosting provider.

Hi Jim,

What the correct permission for these location?

Thanks.

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8 minutes ago, abobader said:

What the correct permission for these location?

They will need to be writable. For correct permissions, please contact your hosting provider. Generally, a folder needs to be 755 or 777 and then a file needs to be 666. If you're still getting this error, you may need to address ownership of the file. Your hosting provider will be the one to assist you if you do not know how to perform any of this.

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1 hour ago, abobader said:

Yes, the folder is 775, and all the files are all 666. Also the ownership all fine.

So why I am getting these error?

Unfortunately, we cannot provide hosting assistance. This is a hosting error. Please contact your hosting provider.

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Because the file is likely in use by something else, and can't be accessed due to this.

And that something else is potentially backups. If the interval was more frequent (say each minute, or small amount of time) then worry about it.

But the frequency you have there? Meh.

Edited by Nathan Explosion
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On 8/31/2024 at 8:18 PM, abobader said:

Yes, but could not manage to find out what could hold/been used these files that throw that system error, and showing in some times.

What Nathan is saying there, is you need to look at the backup of your filesystem, not the backup of your database

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