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  • Twig Cache Permission · 11 years ago

    As for getting the other products working - Joomla is approved (WordPress is considered radioactive waste where I work), so it becomes the sys-admin's problem, and I will just create content and have

  • Twig Cache Permission · 11 years ago

    BTW, there's no way will be able to get Joomla or WordPress working any easier if your running into these kinds of issues with Grav. Those are way more complex and fraught with similar caching, htacce

  • Twig Cache Permission · 11 years ago

    no, cachebuster is not part of Grav, it's a third party plugin for people that don't have access to the CLI and want to clear the cache quickly.

  • Twig Cache Permission · 11 years ago

    Crud.. so cachebuster is installed with the base package? Can't grav be run without it? They will lay an egg if they find out about this. Also we don't have .htaccess enabled on our server. When the t

  • Twig Cache Permission · 11 years ago

    Wow sounds like your system is very restrictive. I was really asking if you had the PHP skills to implement the fix you linked to yourself and let me know if it works. I can do a quick 'feature-branc

  • Twig Cache Permission · 11 years ago

    When you say "this fix" you mean the one in the link I provided in the original post? That's what I was trying to say, in my personal web space, I do not have this problem, I host on SiteGround. Grav

  • Twig Cache Permission · 11 years ago

    are you able to implement this fix on a local test setup and let me know if this even works for you? if it does I will look at adding it in the core of Grav. Should be doable.

  • Twig Cache Permission · 11 years ago

    That's what's interesting and lead be to believe it's only a twig problem. All the other files and dirs that get created in the cache do not have the permissions problem, only twig/ and it's subs.

  • Twig Cache Permission · 11 years ago

    There is more than just twig files in the cache, so you probably need to fix the root issue. Check out this document on permissions in the learn section.

  • Twig Cache Permission · 11 years ago

    In my personal web space on SiteGround I don't have this problem, but in my tightly controled work environment I'm running to an issue with clearing the Grav cache. The files and directories that Twig