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Some kind of writing protection on that file maybe?

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do you have the permissions to modify that file?

Or the other way round: does this file have the same permissions set as files that you can modify?

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Assuming you bought the server from a server provider it looks like they don't allow you to modify ini files.

All in all, what others have said.

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do what I said, fix the permissions from cpanel

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add me in steam, I'll help you

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If you have the server's cpanel, then you can fix the permissions out there

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