05.01.2016, 09:14
1.Linux is case sensitive, "./Directory/" and "./directory/" are NOT the same.
2.Watch out for linux path. Anything starting with / (slash) means root, not relative to where you are now. So use "/save/frequencies.ini" just in case samp does not handle that (i think it is but im not sure).
3.Directory must be writable. Make sure that you user/group has write rights for that directory. (Dont forget that if your user is owner of the directory, then group or everyone else rights are not meant for him.
2.Watch out for linux path. Anything starting with / (slash) means root, not relative to where you are now. So use "/save/frequencies.ini" just in case samp does not handle that (i think it is but im not sure).
3.Directory must be writable. Make sure that you user/group has write rights for that directory. (Dont forget that if your user is owner of the directory, then group or everyone else rights are not meant for him.