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Hi,

The /home dir is normally owned by root group, so you have these options:

  • Change permission of /home to 777 -don't do this
  • Add neolane to root group, change permission to 775 -worse
  • Change group ownership of /home to another group with neolane in it (new group with root+neolane(?))  and set 775 -not great, but will work
  • Use another dir neolane already has access to, like /tmp or /usr/local/neolane/nl6/var/<instance> -better
  • Create a new dir like /var/neolane and grant access to it, make sure instance conf grants access to it if on a newer build -best

Thanks,

-Jon

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