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Error Saving Page

Open Diskovered opened this issue 7 years ago • 9 comments

When editing, I'm prompted with an error message. Please see attached. Any ideas?

error-saving

Diskovered avatar Jul 07 '17 16:07 Diskovered

Same here :(

MyZeD avatar Mar 16 '18 15:03 MyZeD

This may be a filesystem permission issue. In my case the user that was running the script didn't have write access to the .md files in the content folder.

Try running the script as sudo and see if that solves the issue.

barakmichaely avatar May 09 '18 19:05 barakmichaely

This issue still exists? I’m having the same issue and my script is running as sudo...

Bart274 avatar Nov 23 '18 06:11 Bart274

push

same error here

try running with sudo, change file and dir permission, no change

devcpu avatar May 01 '19 23:05 devcpu

For me error seems to be associated with having a second layer of subdirectory. For example: content/subdir1/file1.md can be edited and has permissions of 664, owner: wiki, group: wiki. However content/subdir1/subdir2/file2.md cannot be edited and has permissions of 664, owner: wiki, group: wiki.

I tested by moving file2.md to subdir1 and was able to successfully edit and save when it was in that location.

hallamjeff avatar May 02 '20 14:05 hallamjeff

Same here, problem happens also in first level dir content/subdir/ changing permissions doesn't seem to change anything

santibm avatar Sep 09 '20 07:09 santibm

Ok, going through a busy transition at the moment, I'll add this to my calendar now for Sept 27th. Then I'll do an in-depth analysis. Please add in any additional log files and watch this space for any follow-up questions

ryanlelek avatar Sep 17 '20 03:09 ryanlelek

Had this issue, using linuxserver's docker container behind traefik. Turns out my base_url was set incorrectly. Leaving it blank (the default value) corrected the issue for me and I am now able to save normally.

ooshkamils515 avatar Nov 16 '20 18:11 ooshkamils515

Unfortunately it seems that this bug has yet to be addressed. Still present in the latest version, I guess you may at most have one level of organisation/subdirectories :(

Gaibhne avatar Jul 05 '21 09:07 Gaibhne