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Necessary folder permissions
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hameau Wrote:Backup and data files are written by the web server (apache/php for you?). Most likely, those processes are running as your ftp user. You should be able to see the user and group numbers in your ftp client. I would say that it's worth making some effort to avoid permissions of 0777.
Yeah, Apache+PHP. As I wrote in the solution above, I have to use the CGI/FTP user "workaround" in order to avoid using CHMOD 777 on editable files. If I don't use it, I can't edit files from the backend.

GS is not the only system which bumps into this obstacle with all-inkl, e.g. Contao CMS provides a special mode which edits/uploads files as the FTP user.

You're right, using 777 should be avoided, yet GS' install routine suggests it for /backup/ and /data/ if the needed folders aren't writable. Have you CHMODed those folders differently?
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Necessary folder permissions - by polyfragmented - 2011-04-19, 03:23:37
Necessary folder permissions - by hameau - 2011-04-19, 18:30:12
Necessary folder permissions - by Connie - 2011-04-19, 21:30:30
Necessary folder permissions - by polyfragmented - 2011-04-19, 23:00:32
Necessary folder permissions - by polyfragmented - 2011-04-20, 00:09:23
Necessary folder permissions - by hameau - 2011-04-21, 05:14:09
Necessary folder permissions - by polyfragmented - 2011-04-21, 22:47:11
Necessary folder permissions - by hameau - 2011-04-22, 02:49:30
Necessary folder permissions - by polyfragmented - 2011-04-22, 03:15:56
Necessary folder permissions - by hameau - 2011-04-22, 04:57:18



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