How do i fix.

[KoriTime]

Warning: fopen(data/tmp/ConfigServers.cache.php): failed to open stream: Permission denied in /home/ablazero/domains/ablaze-ro.levelup-dns.com/public_html/lib/Flux.php on line 275 Warning: fwrite() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given in /home/ablazero/domains/ablaze-ro.levelup-dns.com/public_html/lib/Flux.php on line 276 Warning: fwrite() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given in /home/ablazero/domains/ablaze-ro.levelup-dns.com/public_html/lib/Flux.php on line 277 Warning: fclose() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given in /home/ablazero/domains/ablaze-ro.levelup-dns.com/public_html/lib/Flux.php on line 278

Critical Error

An error was encountered during the lifetime of the application.

This could be due to a variety of problems, such as a bug in the application.

However, normally it is caused by misconfiguration.

Exception Details

Error: Flux_PermissionError

Message: The log storage directory '/home/ablazero/domains/ablaze-ro.levelup-dns.com/public_html/data/logs' is not writable. Remedy with `chmod 0600 /home/ablazero/domains/ablaze-ro.levelup-dns.com/public_html/data/logs`

File: /home/ablazero/domains/ablaze-ro.levelup-dns.com/public_html/index.php:126

[Emistry]

i think you need to change your permission for  data/logs/ folder to be writable

[KoriTime]

now im getting this error and i have set the permission

Critical Error

An error was encountered during the lifetime of the application.

This could be due to a variety of problems, such as a bug in the application.

However, normally it is caused by misconfiguration.

Exception Details

Error: Flux_PermissionError

Message: The log storage directory '/home/ablazero/domains/ablaze-ro.levelup-dns.com/public_html/data/logs' is not writable. Remedy with `chmod 0600 /home/ablazero/domains/ablaze-ro.levelup-dns.com/public_html/data/logs`

File: /home/ablazero/domains/ablaze-ro.levelup-dns.com/public_html/index.php:126

Im using directadmin to host this.

[KoriTime]

problem fix.

[anacondaq]

I've unmarked the above post as the solution to the topic.

 

The correct answer to this issue is to set file permissions correctly. 0777 for the files in the first post, then 0600 for the file in the latter post. You can change these by right-clicking if you're in a windows environment and selecting permissions/properties, or by typing 'chmod 0600 <path_to_file>' via ssh.

 

NEVER DO LIKE HE SAY

 

Max 0755 for files!

About folders it's depends on situation.

And change the owner of the files to another one.