Hi Edwin,

I tried to post this last week, but I guess I should have made the error text into code.

Here it is. I'm not sure what caused it or how to resolve it, though I have been installing slave extensions into the master.

Thanks,
Kimo

I've noted that the path above is the old path, prior to when you re-did the server structure. It's correct in the configuration.php file. Where else can I edit it? Btw, I don't see any tables that are obviously for JMS Multi Sites in my db. And now I cannot login to the adimistrator area so I can't edit the JMS Slave site settings.

I figured out how to edit the above paths:

It is in the following file (not a database table): /home/my_account/domains/master.com/subdomains/master/public_html/multisites/config_multisites.php

I guess you overlooked that we'd need to update the path when you re-arranged my directory paths?

The error messages have disappeared and I am able to log in once more. What I don't understand is why didn't these messages show up right away when we were working on it? How come they only showed up 2 or 3 days later?

Strange, but resolved.

I'd also like to know whether the following paths need to updated. Technically they are correct to my default cPanel public_html directory. But after you changed the server paths for JMS, I'm not sure if they need to be updated.



I changed these two parameters to be the new path:



Please advise asap, whether the above are correct and if there are other config paths I need to modify.

Thanks!

First JMS does not save anything in any DBs as it starts before joomla and that the DB connection are not yet available.

Concerning the issue, it seems that you don't the permission on the geo-localisation log directory.
The path for the geo-localisation and browser directory are setup in the JMS settings menu.
If you need to change the path, go in the your JMS settings menu and in the "geo-localisation" & "Browser" pane, you will be able to change the path.