Cannot access admin

[Ajeh]

I have quite a few, but I've never cleared that area (that I know of) so don't want to post a lot of files. Is there any way to shuffle through to see the latest ones?

They are dated so that you can see which is the newest error message ...

You should read through them, or ... delete all but today's errors and start reading as there should not be any errors in the /cache ...

NOTE: be sure you only delete the log files as there are 2 other files in there that should not be deleted ...

[gamenet]

Thanks. I am in that folder however i still do not see it?

[Ajeh]

Make sure that the /cache is writeable ...

Be sure to refresh it in your FTP program after generating the broken page ...

[Throwdown]

If you have yet to rename the 'admin' folder then the second configure.php file is in public_html/admin/includes/

Vger

Yes, that is the file I was referring to above.

[Throwdown]

They are dated so that you can see which is the newest error message ...

You should read through them, or ... delete all but today's errors and start reading as there should not be any errors in the /cache ...

NOTE: be sure you only delete the log files as there are 2 other files in there that should not be deleted ...

Hope this is correct, but I was looking through the files. They look to only be responses from our payment gateway when a transaction was approved/denied for sale.

There is however only one file in there besides the sale notifications, titled index.php

Make sure that the /cache is writeable ...

Be sure to refresh it in your FTP program after generating the broken page ...

I have checked the permissions on the index.php and they are set to 7-5-5

[Ajeh]

I am referring to the permissions on the directory:
/cache

so that the error logs can be written to it ...

[Throwdown]

I am referring to the permissions on the directory:
/cache

so that the error logs can be written to it ...

That is 7-5-5 as well.

[Ajeh]

Does your server allow 777 or is 755 enough for writing to the directories?

[Throwdown]

Does your server allow 777 or is 755 enough for writing to the directories?

Server does allow for 777 - using Hostgator.

[Ajeh]

Set the directory:
/cache

to be 777 and then trigger your errors and see what shows in there ...

NOTE: be sure, after triggering the errors, that you refresh the directory ...