Couldn’t write to: ./wp-content/cache/wp-cache-…

Hello,

I’ve just moved a wordpress blog from one FreeBSD server to another using the instructions here:

http://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPress

I’m getting this error:

Couldn’t write to: Couldn’t write to: ./wp-content/cache/wp-cache-3ee5a8899bacb37e214a3f7eaba4f8c9.html

I looked at this thread:

http://wordpress.org/support/topic/67035?replies=15

But I didn’t understand how the issue was resolved, and it doesn’t seem to apply to my issue as I’m installing on BSD.

I have searched through the support archives and on the web, and I haven’t been able to find an answer.

Here are the steps I took in moving the blog:

. exported db using instructions from wp site
. saved backup as status.qsl in c:\temp
. zipped up ‘status’ dir in site to status.tgz
. changed owner of status.tgz to [myuser:mygroup]
. moved backup to status.before-uri-change.tgz
. went into Administration > Options > General panel and changed WordPress address (URI) and Blog address(URI): to new site
. clicked save options and got redirected to new site
. archived status dir as status.tgz
. restored site from status.before-uri-change.tgz
. copied status.tgz to new site
. extracted status folder at new site in apps folder
. modified wp-config.php to use correct db connection settings
. renamed wp-content/cache to wp-content/cache.bak
. created new folder ‘cache’ in wp-content
. uploaded db backup status.sql to new site
. copied status.sql backup in new site to status.sql.bak
. replaced all instances of old URL with new URL in db export
. dropped all tables from target db to prepare for injection of migrated data
. perl -pi -e ‘s#DEFAULT CHARSET\=latin1##’ status.sql to remove default charset entries in db
. perl -pi -e ‘s#ENGINE\=MyISAM##’ status.sql to remove ‘engine’ entries from db
. imported tables into database using mysql command line client
. followed instructions in http://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_File_Permissions to set permissions to 777 for wp-content directory
. set permissions to 666 for .htaccess in main wp directory

Can someone please help me to find out how to fix this?