I have just found this error too. I am not sure how to fix it yet.
Cloudways are aware of the problem and working to identify the issue and a possible fix.
Hi, thank you for your reply and sharing the info.
Do you have a Cloudways link that I can refer to, please?
Thank you.
Hi, it does not error its warning, add in current build to guide the user(in case if there are file permission issues so reset the permission). The warning resolve by simply reset the file permission of the application user.
we have added the warning message in the latest version as mentioned in the changelog
Add: While the file Permission is not correct, the warning message has been added.
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This reply was modified 2 years, 11 months ago by
adeelkhan.
Same problem here after updating WordPress to 5.8
I am on Cloudways too – if they will be resolving the issue then I guess I should wait. If not, then does anyone know how to ‘reset the file permission of the application user’ as suggested by the plugin author?
Thank you for the timely response.
I went ahead and did the ‘Reset File/Folders Permissions’ as indicated in your screenshot, but it did not remove the Breeze error notice from within the wp dashboard
Just in case it helps, the error notice says the following:
Breeze settings will not reflect because there is file permission issue
/home/(…).cloudwaysapps.com/(…)/public_html/wp-content/advanced-cache.php file is not writable.
could you please share the screenshot of your application settings window(same screen)?
I had the same issue on localhost, what I ended up doing is:
created the advanced-cache.php under www/web/app since Im using bedrock but others will have to create it under ./wp-content/ after I created the file I run: chown -R www-data:www-data web/ this is only for my setup since Im using nginx and bedrock.
for a normal installation you will need to know which is the user of your webserver like apache or nginx and it could be www-data or httpd or even a custom user in some cases.
If you know the user you will to cd into your wordpress installation folder:
cd /var/www/html/ go to root directory of your wordpress installation
touch wp-content/advanced-cache.php create advanced-cache.php file under wp-content folder.
chown -R www-data:www-data . set the owner for all wordpress folders and files to be www-data or httpd this depends whats your webserver user.
Just to let you know I have just done both of those steps and still have the same error message.
Could you please share the screenshot of the application settings?
Hello again. Here is a screenshot from Cloudways’ application settings:
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[Also tried the above two steps – resetting permissions for the particular app + saving in Breeze settings – but I still have the error]
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This reply was modified 2 years, 11 months ago by
ghadir29.
