Warning: mkdir(): File exists in /home/admin/public_html/wp-content

Hi @leadsblue

I hope you’re well today and thank you for your question!

This is related to Hummingbird’s log but first thing to check is a bit counterintuitive: could you make sure that there’s still some free storage space available on your server? Even though this error suggests something different, I’ve seen it many times being triggered just by quota (server storage space limit) being reached or nearly reached.

If that’s not the case, could you access files on server using FTP or cPanel’s “File Manager” (or similar tool of choice) and check if the “/wp-content/wphb-logs” folder exists and is writable?

Then, if that’s also not a case, look into that folder and see if there is/are any files in it. If yes, try removing them (you might rename existing ones by adding something like “-old” suffix to file names or just download, to keep backup of logs, if you want to) and see if that fixes the issue.

Let us know if any of that was the case/helped, please.

Kind regards,
Adam

Hello adam,

thank for the response

the second solution worked for me
“If that’s not the case, could you access files on server using FTP or cPanel’s “File Manager” (or similar tool of choice) and check if the “/wp-content/wphb-logs” folder exists and is writable?”

thank you,
sara