This a fresh install. Only admin user. Nothing else. Basically installed successfully and logged out to log back in again. Chrome errors read
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After a few hours trying to figure out what file it was trying to chown, I found the source of the error is from/vendor/symphony/filesystem/Filesystem.php on line 230.
This is the result of the debug lines I added
to make things easier, I chmodded cache folder to -R 777 and chowned -R to www-data:www-data
Chrome barfs when changing ownership of /cache/production/data_global.php
Firefox successfully changes owner and adds a new file called -rw-rw-rw- 1 www-data www-data 0 Jul 17 14:49 data_cron.lock_check.php.lock
Chrome never adds that new file I guess because barfing.
All this happens after a brand new install and attempt to login as admin.
I have never seen anything like this where one browser works and the other doesn't. ChatGPT has pretty much been useless, I think, because it asks me to run checks on apache but I'm not keen on believing that apache might be at fault here. Am I wrong? Too many hours spent on this already...
I would seriously appreciate any help on this, however small.
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After a few hours trying to figure out what file it was trying to chown, I found the source of the error is from/vendor/symphony/filesystem/Filesystem.php on line 230.
Code:
public function chown($files, $user, $recursive = false) { foreach ($this->toIterable($files) as $file) { if ($recursive && is_dir($file) && !is_link($file)) { error_log('Attempting to chown: ' . $file); <-----[color=#BF0000]Added by me[/color] $this->chown(new \FilesystemIterator($file), $user, true); } if (is_link($file) && \function_exists('lchown')) { if (true !== @lchown($file, $user)) { error_log('Attempting to chown: ' . $file); <-----[color=#BF0000]Added by me[/color] throw new IOException(sprintf('Failed to chown file "%s".', $file), 0, null, $file); } } else { if (true !== @chown($file, $user)) { error_log('Attempting to chown: ' . $file); <-----[color=#BF0000]Added by me[/color] throw new IOException(sprintf('Failed to chown file "%s".', $file), 0, null, $file); } } } }Code:
[Wed Jul 17 14:51:18.874940 2024] [php:notice] [pid 1198328:tid 1198328] [client 10.254.254.200:60008] Attempting to chown: ./../cache/production/data_global.php, referer:.../forum/adm/index.php?sid=827f5cc2504e79e0b3722e4c93de08faChrome barfs when changing ownership of /cache/production/data_global.php
Firefox successfully changes owner and adds a new file called -rw-rw-rw- 1 www-data www-data 0 Jul 17 14:49 data_cron.lock_check.php.lock
Chrome never adds that new file I guess because barfing.
All this happens after a brand new install and attempt to login as admin.
I have never seen anything like this where one browser works and the other doesn't. ChatGPT has pretty much been useless, I think, because it asks me to run checks on apache but I'm not keen on believing that apache might be at fault here. Am I wrong? Too many hours spent on this already...
I would seriously appreciate any help on this, however small.
Statistics: Posted by rhottenrhino — Wed Jul 17, 2024 7:20 pm
