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It is up to the tmp directory, which creates itself. If I delete that, I can work in the backend again. If I call another page, the error is present again. How can I handle the /tmp
directory better?
Thank you!
Hi,
Try to downgrade your CakePHP version to 3.3.11
, which is the version used by CI environments. Just edit your ROOT/composer.json file accordingly and then run composer update cakephp/cakephp
.
Also make sure your tmp
directory has (recursively) proper permissions.
Hope this help
EDIT: similar to #181
Thanks for the tips and hints. Finally I managed it, but not in shared hosting, but on rootserver under Centos 7 with MariaDB 10.2 and PHP 7.1. Now I can call all pages successfully in the backend.
I forgave the /tmp
directory CHMOD 777 and had to delete it several times, the contents of the directory. Also, I downgraded to CakePHP 3.3.16. So it seems to work now.
Somewhat difficult the whole thing, but heck. Somehow it has to work.
Thank you!
Hi Developers,
I tried several times to get QA up and running, but unfortunately if I want to call the options or the config in the backend, these errors will be displayed.
Debug is active and at least see these errors.
cakephp is in version 3.3.12. There were already such issues here and this solution from there with deleting the
/aop
directory did not help.What else can I do?
Thank you in advance.