The cache directory must be published under the webroot (or you can set the concrete.cache.directory_relative configuration option)

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Does anyone know how to fix a site that comes up with this error?? I have a frozen site version 8.5.1

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have you tried to delete the cache folder under “application>files”

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That was the first thing I tried but no luck with that.

From the error log get this:

PHP Warning: array_replace_recursive(): Argument #2 is not an array in /home/…site…/concrete/src/Config/FileLoader.php on line 287

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Can you give us a little more context on this one? Did something change or is this a fresh installation or was it maybe migrated?

The reason I ask is because this doesn’t sound like something that would necessarily happen out of the box. It might also have to do with a PHP version mismatch or something.

You might post the environment info if you can as well. :+1:

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Nothing had been altered regarding the install other than edits for at least a year unless the web host had made slight modifications to the cPanel hosting. No other sites on the same host with the same version concrete had problems

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And just to confirm - there is a “cache” directory in application > files?

Seems like it might be a permissions issue on application > files not allowing a cache directory to be created or written to or something.