You should delete that extra file from the /admin/includes/local folder, unless you know exactly why it's there
You should delete that extra file from the /admin/includes/local folder, unless you know exactly why it's there
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I have the same problem but the cache / session confguration info is in database!
I can see there in sql dump
INSERT INTO `cust138_configuration` (`configuration_id`, `configuration_title`, `configuration_key`, `configuration_value`, `configuration_description`, `configuration_group_id`, `sort_order`, `last_modified`, `date_added`, `use_function`, `set_function`) VALUES (305, 'Session Directory', 'SESSION_WRITE_DIRECTORY', '/home/myserver00/d/myaccount/html/cust/katalog/cache', 'If sessions are file based, store them in this directory.', 15, 1, NULL, '2008-03-10 14:23:26', NULL, NULL);
and that makes the path wrong.
What sql command I use to change a single configuration like this?
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Use the fix-cache-key utility mentioned in the FAQ article quoted in the first post at the top of this thread.
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If you can login to your Admin section you could also just edit the following, to use the correct path.
Admin > Configuration > Sessions : Session Directory
If you cannot login to your Admin then using the "fix-cache-key utility" mentioned by DrByte is the best method.
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