I assume this is a problem due to configuration of sudo. Am I right?
No. It means that somewhere in the directory hierarchy (start at /var and work your way down), www-data has no permission to access that file. All the sudo -u www-data is doing is running the command as www-data, so you can pretend to be the user as which apache is running to check the permissions.
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