The json is stored in the public directory. If this directory doesn’t exist, it is made by SI. Check the directory’s existence and the access permissions. From shell command line the command is ls -l public assuming you are in the root directory. On my system (windows running xampp), SI builds the directory with -rw-r–r– or 644 access. If I delete the directory and build it from the shell, I get drwxr-xr-x or directory with 755 access. Which both work on my system.
Bottom line, it should come down to directory access permissions. If you want to go whole hog to avoid any possible restrictions you can chmod 777 public and give universal access to anyone. This is overkill and should be used just for testing.
Hope this helps.
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