CFileLogRoute. logPath "/home/xxx/preview/protected/config/log/.../../log/2011/09/" doesnotpointtoavaliddirectory. make sure the directory exists and allow Webserverprocess to be written.
CFileLogRoute. logPath "/home/xxx/preview/protected/config/log /.. /.. /log/2011/09/"does not point to a valid directory. make sure the directory exists and allow Web server process to write data.
If you have encountered the same problem as me, please continue.
After uploading windows files to linux via ssh, the folder does not have the read/write permission by default. how can this problem be solved:
Delete all the files under the log, because we uploaded the 2011 folder and 09 folder.
If you are a newbie and want to be lazy, you can use the following methods:
Chmod-R + w/home/html/ff
It is not safe to do so only when you cannot find errors. if you operate a community, never do so and it will be easily hacked.
For more information about how to save LINUX server permissions and reference what my colleagues have said from linux to windows to linux
Windows does not support the Linux permission system at all, and the permission information is not retained during network download. To retain the permission information, first compress the compression software that supports the Linux permission system ...... In fact, just tar.