Closed jandrabek closed 3 years ago
Hi @jandrabek ,
i cannot confirm this issue, therefore i assume some kind of a missconfigured environment:
This is my plugin info: erver PHP Version: 7.4.8 PHP JSON Extension: available Server Software: Linux Components Enlighter Plugin: 4.3.1 CE EnlighterJS Version: 3.4.0 TinyMCE Extension: 5.0.1 Gutenberg Extension: 1.0.0 Theme Customizer: 2.3.0 WP-Skeleton Version: 0.24.0 Environment Cache writeable: false Shortcode Processor: Enlighter low-level
Plugin is not working at all. Permissions are set but it is not able to detect the change.
is it a shared hosting environment or a custom server stack ?
and how did you installed Enlighter - via the WordPress plugin manager or manually (file upload, wp-cli, ssh) ?
It is VPN and I tried both - manual and repository installation. Now I have all the plugins uninstalled, changed permission via server web FTP just to be sure there is no problem with Filezilla or Krusader (tried both). Permission is set to 777
what happens after going into the Enlighter settings menu and press "save changes" - are files appearing within the cache directory?
in the past there were some issues regarding custom hosting environments with default selinux profile and/or different users/groups of the php process and the filesystem.
it's definitely not an issue with the plugin...
Hello, in the latest version I tried to use plugin but I suppose without cache directory writable it is not possible. I set permission to 777 and still got the warning. Even tried manual settings for cache and changed directory but is still shows warning of the original cache directory and still isnt working.