JFTP: :write: Bad response Could not save data.
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- Newb1111
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JFTP: :write: Bad response
Could not save data. Error: Could not write to the configuration file.
I have tried:- Set file permissions of configuration.php via FTP (777)
- Fix file permissions via Akeeba Admin Tool
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- Ben Simon
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- Do you know who the owner/group is for the file?
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- Ben Simon
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- Depends what type of hosting you have. Easiest way would be to contact your host and ask. If you have access via SSH you would use the chown command for Linux. I don't think any of the popular control panels like cPanel or Plesk will allow you to see/change ownership.
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e courteous to staff and members that volunteer their time helping you
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S earch the forum for a solution first
I nclude a link to the problem
M ark your resolved issues as [SOLVED]
O nly PM moderators if they request it first
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