CaRP : Caching RSS Parser : Cache folder access error

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Cache folder access failed

Explanation

CaRP was unable to access a cache folder.

Cache files are used to store data on your server temporarily so that CaRP does not have to retrieve it from another server, or so that CaRP doesn't have to repeat all of its formatting operations every time someone views your webpage. When cache folder access fails, CaRP is unable either to read from or write to the cache files.

Causes and Solutions

You do not have cache folders in the "carp" folder on your server. Possible reasons and remedies:
- You have not run the installation script: Run the installation script (carpsetup.php).
- You ran the installation script and selected mySQL cacheing: Paste the setup code that the installation script gave you into your carpconf.php file and upload it to your "carp" directory. If you don't have a copy of the code, run the installation script again to get it.
- You ran the installation script, but your cache directories got deleted somehow: Run the installation script again. If possible, find out how your cache directories got deleted and prevent it from happening again.
The access permissions for your cache folders are not set correctly. Possible reasons and remedies:
- You created the cache folders manually and did not set the access permissions: Set the access permissions or delete the cache directories and use the installation script (carpsetup.php) to create them.
- Your ISP changed the access permissions on your cache folders: Delete the cache folders and create them manually. Then set the access permissions to "777" (on a UNIX system) or whatever setting will allow anyone to create files in the directory.
- Your ISP changed the access permissions on your cache folders: Run the installation script again and select mySQL caching.

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