themookman
Member
Posted 1 year ago #
The feed works and lists all of the articles however it displays this in a red box above the articles.
Error Processing Feed: /home/sustai71/public_html/wp-content/cache/d927a0599e324d17cc5cbf44fc6a072b.spc is not writeable at /home/sustai71/public_html/wp-includes/class-simplepie.php line 1780
Any ideas?
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/hungryfeed/
themookman
Member
Posted 1 year ago #
BTW - I do have a writeable cache directory set up
well that error definitely means the web server can't write to the cache folder. you have a few options:
1. fix the permission problem on the folder /home/sustai71/public_html/wp-content/cache/ (this is the best solution)
2. turn off caching (this is not a great solution)
3. edit the error template so you don't have to see the error (this is not really fixing anything but at least you won't see the error)
themookman
Member
Posted 1 year ago #
That is what is baffling. the cache directory is fully writeable. I turned to 777 per the video instructions. Everything is checked.
edit the error template - where is this - I am in the editor and see files listed. Which one?
hmm, i don't really know what else could be the issue there. The caching is actually handled internally by simplepie (rss parser component included with wordpress) and all hungryfeed does is pass along the path for the cache to simplepie, but clearly it is getting a permission error which is pretty weird.
as for the error template, that is a user-setting you can change on the hungryfeed settings page toward the bottom called the "Error Message Template"
I would say though it would be better to turn off caching rather than disable error reporting, because turning off error reporting is not really fixing the cache issue anyway and it might cause you to miss any other errors that could happen down the road.
you don't have a cache folder in wp-content.
create that and the error will go away..
The error template is a setting that you can edit through the hungryfeed settings page within WordPress - it's not actually a file.
themookman
Member
Posted 1 year ago #
Got it - Fixed the setting in the error template. Caching is on and the writeable directory is there in wp-content, but this fix let's me proceed. Thanks.
thatsgame1
Member
Posted 1 year ago #
you don't have a cache folder in wp-content.
create that and the error will go away..
worked for me. THANK YOU dyrezz