Daniel Rheinbay wrote:
> Just for the sake of completeness (my initial mail didn't show up in
> Debian's bug tracker): I receive an error message at the bottom of each
> page saying
>
>> "Fatal error: Not able to
>> open ./cache/<dbname>/cache/assist/data_global.php
>> in /usr/share/phpbb3/www/includes/acm/acm_file.php on line 114"
>
> I've changed the permissions to www-data:www-data 666, and made sure
> that Apache is following symlinks, though that should not be the cause,
> right?

For what it's worth, on my forum sites the only pertinent settings I have are
(<sitename> replacing actual value):

php_value auto_prepend_file /etc/phpbb3/config_<sitename>.php
php_value session.cookie_domain <sitename>.jamie-thompson.co.uk
        
DocumentRoot /var/www/forum

<Directory />
...
        Options FollowSymLinks MultiViews
...
</Directory>

> Any further ideas, anyone? How would I go about debugging what the
> actual error is? Looking at the source code of acm_file.php, the message
> I receive appears to be the default message that's triggered when
> something wrong and it's not quite clear what it was.

As for finding out your actual error, try removing the 'at' symbol from the
front of fopen - IIRC it disables error reporting in PHP

- Jamie

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