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WebPanel => CentOS-WebPanel Bugs => Topic started by: n8v8r on January 26, 2018, 10:46:53 AM
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CWPro 0.9.8.436
Could not write SESSION DATA
(https://s14.postimg.org/7102ftqf5/soft.png)
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Still happening in CWPro 0.9.8.436
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change /var/softtmp to 0777
cd /var
chmod 0777 softtmp
should do it.
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Indeed, it is working now
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Awsome, i've ran across some pretty minor 'glitches' so far, that seem Major, until you find the answer.. lol and have tried everything.
Right now my Softaculous hangs on installing a script (i just click on a different script - and return to the one i was installing, and it is downloaded)
could be on my end, not sure yet.
and the infamous "mariadb" (cannot connect to socket) PLAGUED me for about 3 re-installs.. then i decided to make a note of what worked for me.
(i think its more of a CentOS 'issue/bug', but it's working now. 8)
also, i'm pretty sure that the ClamAV is buggy.. it wont start. my mail "needs work", lol
its installed, but it wont send/receive.... yet.. says it has, but its not..
i've seen this 'error' in the forums previous.. just wish it was a smoother route.
Anyways, glad its working, and we have Softaculous back! 8)
Cheers.
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Hi,
We found a bug in our installer that did not set the required permission for /var/softtmp folder causing the error "Could not write SESSION DATA".
We have fixed this and you should not face the issue anymore.
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I have the same problem, I have reinstalled the module but I still have the same problem.
https://srv.ok.td:2083/cwp_x1fee23dxc7xbx5x/userkkc/?module=softaculous
Could not write SESSION DATA.
CWPpro version: 0.9.8.926
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Problem solved by changing the owner of the folder
chmod 0711 /home/username/.softaculous
chown username:username /home/username/.softaculous
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I have the same problem, I have reinstalled the module but I still have the same problem.
https://srv.ok.td:2083/cwp_x1fee23dxc7xbx5x/userkkc/?module=softaculous
Could not write SESSION DATA.
CWPpro version: 0.9.8.926
***************************************************
Problem solved by changing the owner of the folder
chmod 0711 /home/username/.softaculous
chown username:username /home/username/.softaculous
Resolved definitively!
chmod 0711 /home/username/.softaculous
chown -R username:username /home/username/.softaculous
Regards and thanks to all.