I have the following error messages at the top of my index page after doing an upgrade from a 4.0 version to the 4.1 series (specifically to 4.1.24)
Warning: opendir(/dh/cgi-system/templates/) [function.opendir]: failed to open dir: No such file or directory in /home/.server/username/domain.com/directory/includes/filefunctions.php on line 592
Warning: closedir(): supplied argument is not a valid Directory resource in /home/.server/username/domain.com/directory/includes/filefunctions.php on line 608
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/.server/username/domain.com/directory/classes/settings.php on line 696
Any ideas on what went wrong or how I can remedy this? Seems as though the Admin panel is working fine. (just wanted to add that I replaced parts of the paths above with generic data for privacy reasons, server, username and domain)
Maybe the file path to the attachments directory is set wrong at Admin -> Settings -> System. It should be /home/.server/username/domain.com/directory/attachments/
Otherwise, can you reach the specified directory in a browser?
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I have the following error messages at the top of my index page after doing an upgrade from a 4.0 version to the 4.1 series (specifically to 4.1.24)
Warning: opendir(/dh/cgi-system/templates/) [function.opendir]: failed to open dir: No such file or directory in /home/.server/username/domain.com/directory/includes/filefunctions.php on line 592
Warning: closedir(): supplied argument is not a valid Directory resource in /home/.server/username/domain.com/directory/includes/filefunctions.php on line 608
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/.server/username/domain.com/directory/classes/settings.php on line 696
Any ideas on what went wrong or how I can remedy this? Seems as though the Admin panel is working fine.
(just wanted to add that I replaced parts of the paths above with generic data for privacy reasons, server, username and domain)
Thanks in advance!
Jennifer
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Maybe the file path to the attachments directory is set wrong at Admin -> Settings -> System. It should be /home/.server/username/domain.com/directory/attachments/
Otherwise, can you reach the specified directory in a browser?