HT202213 It fails because of error '5506' do you know how to diagnose this?

It fails because of error '5506' do you know how to diagnose this?

Try a system maintenance utility like Yasu:
http://jimmitchell.org/projects/yasu/
Free for use, though the developer accepts donations.
Most likely you need to repair permissions and Yasu will do that for you and some other general housekeeping.

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    This issue of what the URL should look like has always bothered me but now I know.  I guess I've just been lucky up until now and in this business good luck doesn't teach you anything...   :-)
    Cheers, and thanks for this...   

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