Recently I moved my WordPress website to another server, After moving my site I see that my all files permission set to 664, for that I getting many error, now I want change all files permission 644, but problem is I have many subdomain with this site, is there any way to make change all files permission to 644 with SSH or any other way?
View 1 Repliesi install joomla on my server but need 777 permission.
can anyone give me to advice for best resolution security for 777 permission?
what folder permissions should be set to so that:
php scripts can read/write/delete files and browsers can see them.
Would it be 744?
I have a folder called source on one of my websites, it's below the public html folder so it looks like so..
/home/board/source/
The problem is I can't create, delete, move, copy, and files or folders in the source folder.
I copied this folder from
/home/baord/public_html/source
I can't figure out why i don't have permission to do so.
The permissions of the folder are 755
I also can't change the permissions of it.
why i cannot access the folder with FTP permission from Hosting Server?
I configured Serv-U FTP on a new server with domain name "agnhan.net" and this one still working on the old server.
The permission of bin/sh in my Plesk + Linux system is 777 , is it necessary to change? If so , what is the potential danger and to what permission state it must be changed?
View 10 Replies View RelatedIn my server permission got corrupted cpanel said to change the permission manually to all the domain how can change the permission of the all the domain using the script ...
root@Core2Quad [/home/a7ydc]# ls -al
total 108
drwx--x--x 12 root root 4096 Jul 18 09:53 ./
drwx--x--x 958 root root 24576 Jul 20 21:37 ../
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 31 Jul 17 16:03 access-logs -
> /usr/local/apache/domlogs/a7ydc/ ...
cache/:
files/:
store/:
I am installing phpBB, it needs to modify those file in order to work. How can i find those files in my host directories and how to modify or change permission ?
i've set all folders,sub folder and files under this folder to be 777 since it is a folder for my users to upload attachments~
however this is the problem. users all failed to upload because the permission of the new folder created by apache for the users to store their attachment are set to 755, which i wanted them to be 777. (those 777 folders were from old server.)
if u take a look at the pic attached , you know what i meant. does anyone have any idea of how i can change the permission for this whole foder to be 777 even with folder created by apache?
i tried chmod -r 777 attachment, but it says operation not permitted @@
I have problem with a file permission on FreeBSD.
The permission of that file is 0000, so I tried to change that
permission using chmod command. However, I got the following error:
chmod: file.php: Operation not permitted
I know that I have to check for file attributes. In redhat I used to
check that using lsattr command. However, I couldn't find it anywhere in FreeBSD.
Anyone here aware of an equivalent command that check file attributes?
I am running a LAMP server, working to get everything configured and as secure as I can make it. I have been trying to decide weather to change the document root to a different directory, or if it would be better/worse or more/less secure to chown and chmod the current directory.
Any input would be helpful, I just don't want to overlook some small detail as this is my first time handling a server on my own.
in my server there is an issue where a lot of users simply chmod their directories to 0777 and its not easy for me to modified them back or ask them to change it back.
so anyone knows how can i search server via ssh to grep folder with permission 0777 and then automatically chmod these folders to 0755 ?
i think its possible to complete the above task with 1 command but not sure how.
I lately decide to change my server provided and I decided to go for pre-installed Plesk12 service , plesk installed with os installation and in the beginning was looking ok , till I faced two problems .
The first problem I found is on Backup manager , I set a daily backup with maximum of 5 but every day I receive the error :The backup backup_website.com_info_1505272137.xml and backup_website.com_info_1505262137.xml was not created , I check the current backup task and the two task shows fails.(picture attached)
The second problem I found It may be related , is concerning the File permission , the user root and on group root are not able to change any file permission but the user pinco on group root is able to change it as well as the user Pinco on group psacln/psaserv , I updated the plesk12 to latest release to see if maybe was some changes but unfortunately nothing
Not migration for domains and was fresh install for os and plesk12
Plesk version:12.0.18 Update #48
OS: CentOS 6.2 (Final)
I'm trying to copy a backup from the FTP server to the production server but I don't have enough space in the tmp folder.
There is a way to change where the backups are temporary until the hole backup is on the server? In case the only thing to do is to change where the tmp folder is mounted. This is a production server, I won't like to do it without knowing all the steps.
Microsoft Windows Server 2012 11.5.30 Update #49
I have several users using WordPress that has been installed using the Plesk panel. They want to change the directory that WordPress is installed to. I know if that is done that WordPress will no longer be able to be managed or updated using the Panel. Is there any way to change the folder structure so that this application can still be managed by Plesk?
I am noticing that several of my users are wiping out their user root folders ( logs, error docs, etc...) when they fail to use '/httpdocs/' as the root directory when publishing with FTP.
I fixed this by editing the proftpd.conf to use ~/httpdocs/ as the DefaultRoot folder ( instead of just ~/ ).Would it be safer(better) to go through all the ftp users and make the home directory '/httpdocs/' instead of '/' in the admin UI? If yes, what is the best way to do a mass update of this setting for multiple users ( multiple domains ) ?
i'm trying to edit my my.cnf file,but unfortunately don't find this file in
/etc/ folder.
It was moved from here, as i find my.cnf.moved with such content
[mysqld]
local-infile=0
and there is backup file for my.cnf.backup in this folder, but when i rename it
to my.cnf some of my scripts don't work well.
So it mean, that real configuration of my.cnf is fine, just need to increase
one value.
I'm SURE this is me being stupid but I cannot find where to change folder permissions in the new Plesk interface?
I go to the file manager but all I have are the basic file/folder operations (Create, Delete, Upload File, etc) - I can't find anywhere to change permissions on the folders to give the MYSERVER_IUSR permission, etc.
Server:
Centos 4.5/cPanel v11/php5 - SSH
Maybe someone can set me straight on this. I have always been under the impression, that under normal circumstances, permissions should usually be as follows:
userdir - 711
public_html - 750
folders - 755
files - 644
I am doing some work on a server and when I create a new folder (using WinSCP) it defaults the folder permissions to 775 and file permissions to 664. Besides causing possible problems with the applications I'm installing, isn't this a bit of a security risk?
Also, if I upload a tar and untar on the server it sets the same 775/664 permissions.
I have a server with Plesk Panel 11.
When I create a domain, I created the folder:
c: inetpub vhosts.
I need to change the folder, since in that hard drive partition I'm running out of space.
How I can change the location of the folder where Plesk creates domains?
a way to set up a redirect in cPanel so that every file within a particular folder is redirected to a specific file.
For example: I want to redirect every file in domain.com/test to domain.com/redirectedFile.htm
Is this possible in cPanel?
If not, is there another way to do this?
I have a file on my server called admin.php and a folder called "admin" I only want 2 IP addresses to be allowed access to those files.
can this be done in .htaccess? if so can someone give me an example?
I have spent ages trying to work it out myself but I'm a bit of a noob
thanks in advance
what should .htaccess files be chmod'ed to ideally?
to install LightHTTPD but I want to know how can I protect folders like using on apache i can put a .htaccess and it prompts me to enter pass etc...
How do I do that in lightHTTPd?
How do I disallow certian file extensions from public eyes like on my current server I disabled viewing of .datab files and when someone types in the location of mydb.datab they get a forbidden message.
how do i do that in lighthttpd?
I deleted my tmp folder and mounted a secure tmp file via fstab
e.g.
/path/to/tmp /tmp ext2 loop,noexec,nosuid,rw 0 0
the temp files are now written to a secure tmp file, however some processes still need that folder for example cpanel.
"Failed to create directory /tmp/cpanel.TMP.xxxxx"
Should I ignore that and similar error messages or what am I supposed to do?