Inside the concerto folder you could always ‘chmod 777 –R .’ or maybe a little safer 770 to see if that helps. Before doing that though it might be worth trying to find the error and solve the permissions on a more granular level if the problem even has anything to do with permissions.. When you get the error in the browser I think there is a link that directs you to where it’s actually logging the full error… I think I mentioned in a past email that I believe it stores it in the default apache error log which on Ubuntu is /var/log/apache2/error.log -- might be worth clearing the file out so you don’t have to open an enormous log file each time.
What database are you using? MYSQL? If so you can install phpmyadmin and just use the export function in there… If you’re using the default database (I think it was sqlite) and if so your database is probably just stored in the file ‘concerto/db/production.sqlite3’ and you should just be able to copy that file somewhere.
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