First of all I have to say I have no problem editing templates. But for some reason I can't produce static files. I have chmoded the files to 666 (no difference with 777). The files will be created with 0 bytes, but no content in it. And I get the error message "Attention: You need to chmod your file to 666 so that it will be writeable". Is it a php or permission problem? Any idea?
It doesn't make a difference if the file is created by the script or by myself. It's always 0 bytes with no content afterwards. I'm quite sure it has nothing to do with your script, but maybe you know what the problem can be?
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First of all I have to say I have no problem editing templates. But for some reason I can't produce static files. I have chmoded the files to 666 (no difference with 777). The files will be created with 0 bytes, but no content in it. And I get the error message "Attention: You need to chmod your file to 666 so that it will be writeable". Is it a php or permission problem? Any idea?
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It's working fine for me. Is the directory which the file is in set to 777?
You shouldn't actually need to chmod the file since it's created by the script. Are you creating the file yourself instead?
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Yes, the directory is set to 777.
It doesn't make a difference if the file is created by the script or by myself. It's always 0 bytes with no content afterwards. I'm quite sure it has nothing to do with your script, but maybe you know what the problem can be?
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I changed the server and everything's working fine now