Hi,

One of my companies websites (using drupal) was recently transferred from one of our servers to another. Everything seemed fine after the move, but when I came to create a new page. I got the following message:

* The selected file /tmp/fileOzkVY0 could not be uploaded, because the destination sites/default/files/xmlsitemap/sitemap.xml.gz is not properly configured.
* Unable to load site map. Make sure that there is an xmlsitemap directory in your files directory and that it is writable by Drupal.

I checked out the folder in question and it's permissions were fine so I looked in the folder to discover that the sitemap.xml.gz file doesn't actually exist. I am presuming this is a result of the move and now, annoyingly, although the site works and looks fine, I cannot create any new pages.

Any help would be greatly appreciated as I am completely stuck as to what to do now.

Thanks

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dave reid
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It sounds like you've configured your XML sitemap module directory to be 'xmlsitemap/sitemap.xml.gz' instead of the default 'xmlsitemap'. Try setting that back and retry.