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2013-04-10, 23:51:42
It seems more and more hosts are disallowing chmod by php user, no fix for it yet.
We throw that error if either the chmod fails or the actual save fails, so it can be misleading even if the file saved.
Also chmod can only be performed by the owner of the files, which is not always php when you ftp the files.
More than likely its the same answer as above, chown the file.
You could try loading settings, renaming the website.xml and pressing save, if php recreates the file it might be the proper owner.
We throw that error if either the chmod fails or the actual save fails, so it can be misleading even if the file saved.
Also chmod can only be performed by the owner of the files, which is not always php when you ftp the files.
More than likely its the same answer as above, chown the file.
You could try loading settings, renaming the website.xml and pressing save, if php recreates the file it might be the proper owner.
