Ich würde den Ordner 'SAVES' einfach mal in 'data' unbenennen und die Rechte des Ordners auf '775' setzten.

We recommend that this folder is called data. For security reasons this must be stored outside of your document root. For example, if Elgg is installed in /home/elgg/html/, you might create it in /home/elgg/data. Alternately, if Elgg is installed /home/username/public_html/, then you may want to create it in/home/username/elgg/.

Once this folder has been created, you'll need to make sure the web server Elgg is running on has permission to write to it and create directories in it. This shouldn't be a problem on Windows-based servers, but if your server runs Linux or a UNIX variant, you'll need to type something like:

chgrp www-data /home/elgg/data/

chmod 775 /home/elgg/data/

If you use a graphical client to upload files, you can usually set permissions by right or shift-clicking on the folder and selecting 'properties' or 'Get Info'.

NOTE: Setting your data directory to 777 will work, but it is insecure and so not recommended. If you are unsure how to correctly set permissions, contact your host for more information. Again, you need to make sure your web server has full permissions to the directory.

Da hat H.Luke recht. Das Data Verzeichnis MUß auserhalb der elgg-Installation liegen

Hallo,

ich habe das gleiche Problem und komme nicht weiter. Der Ordner "data" hat CHmod 777 und liegt wie im Beispiel der Installationsanleitung außerhalb des ELGG-Ordners... 

Kanns am Safemode liegen?

Jupp! Oder an der open_basedir restriction

Da hilft dann auch nur Host fragen, oder? Bin auf dem Gebiet nich so bewandert... ;)