[SOLVED / FIXED] Django attempt to write a readonly database OpenLiteSpeed & CyberPanel

[SOLVED / FIXED] Django attempt to write a readonly database OpenLiteSpeed & CyberPanel

ERROR : Django attempt to write a readonly database server using OpenLiteSpeed & CyberPanel.

[SOLUTION / FIX] :

Locate the db.sqlite3 file location, it should be normally in Django Project directory. For example if Django is installed in Souq Project in public_html directory:

E.g.

/home/souqagora.tk/public_html/souq/db.sqlite3

Using SSH execute following command:

chown nobody:nobody /home/souqagora.tk/public_html/souq/db.sqlite3

and for the directory as well:

chown nobody:nobody /home/souqagora.tk/public_html/souq/

Important!!!

Sometimes above doesn't work, so you have to use username instead of nobody as below:

chown {username}:nobody /home/souqagora.tk/public_html/souq/db.sqlite3
chown {username}:nobody /home/souqagora.tk/public_html/souq/

Hope this error would be resolved after that.

If necessary one may set permission 777 on db file as well:

chmod -R 777 db.sqlite3

Please let us know in the comments if above solved / fixed your issue as well.