Warning: filesize(): Stat failed for templates/multilingual/admin (errno=2 - No such file or directory) in /directory/admin/templates.php on line 324
I get this after upgrading from 3.3.10 to 3.3.16, when clicking on the templates link in the ACP. It duplicates the same warning line for every single file in the templates/multilingual and templates/multilingual/admin folders, so there's a couple hundred of the above lines.
Its not interfering with the editing of the templates though....
It states that it's impossible to read your templates/multilingual/admin. Either an upload or chmod matter or a problem with your file path to attachments directory setting.
The file path tended to lose the slashes in older versions, which could cause that. Fix it in the current version and it'll save it to config.php to keep it from getting lost.
sorry.. put the / into the file upload path (you were right, they wasn't there), upgraded to 3.3.17, but still get this error message. See screenshot....
Your file path is still incorrect. From your screenshot I can observe that it has no leading slash, which is certainly wrong since all Unix filesystems begin with a /
cool. I did that and the errors have now reduced to 3 lines only, as follows:
Warning: filesize(): Stat failed for /usr/www/users/mamb0gan/directory/templates/multilingual/emailsubmitter.tpl (errno=2 - No such file or directory) in /usr/www/users/mamb0gan/directory/admin/templates.php on line 332
Warning: filesize(): Stat failed for /usr/www/users/mamb0gan/directory/templates/multilingual/javascript_export.tpl (errno=2 - No such file or directory) in /usr/www/users/mamb0gan/directory/admin/templates.php on line 332
Warning: filesize(): Stat failed for /usr/www/users/mamb0gan/directory/templates/multilingual/javascriptheader.js (errno=2 - No such file or directory) in /usr/www/users/mamb0gan/directory/admin/templates.php on line 332
Those are new templates in the 3.3.17 template set. To get the messages to go away you'd have to upload them, even though it doesn't matter when you're using the old template set.
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Warning: filesize(): Stat failed for templates/multilingual/admin (errno=2 - No such file or directory) in /directory/admin/templates.php on line 324
I get this after upgrading from 3.3.10 to 3.3.16, when clicking on the templates link in the ACP. It duplicates the same warning line for every single file in the templates/multilingual and templates/multilingual/admin folders, so there's a couple hundred of the above lines.
Its not interfering with the editing of the templates though....
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It states that it's impossible to read your templates/multilingual/admin. Either an upload or chmod matter or a problem with your file path to attachments directory setting.
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well all I did was upload all the files in the zip, thats it. As per the instructions in the read me..
so hard to see how it could be a chmod or filepath issue
maybe I could try re-uploading again...
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The file path tended to lose the slashes in older versions, which could cause that. Fix it in the current version and it'll save it to config.php to keep it from getting lost.
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sorry.. put the / into the file upload path (you were right, they wasn't there), upgraded to 3.3.17, but still get this error message. See screenshot....
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this is becoming a serious problem now and is interfering with editing the templates..
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Your file path is still incorrect. From your screenshot I can observe that it has no leading slash, which is certainly wrong since all Unix filesystems begin with a /
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cool. I did that and the errors have now reduced to 3 lines only, as follows:
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Those are new templates in the 3.3.17 template set. To get the messages to go away you'd have to upload them, even though it doesn't matter when you're using the old template set.
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ah, cool