Mister.T Member Jul 15, 2024 #1 Hi, Not sure if this is a bug, but it no longer says to CHMOD folders? data and internal_data? Thankyou Last edited: Jul 15, 2024
Hi, Not sure if this is a bug, but it no longer says to CHMOD folders? data and internal_data? Thankyou
Jeremy P XenForo developer Staff member Jul 15, 2024 #2 If that message doesn't show then presumably the folders are already writable by PHP. Upvote 0 Downvote
Mister.T Member Jul 15, 2024 #3 Thanks, They was set to 755, should I keep them at that or make them 777? Upvote 0 Downvote
Jeremy P XenForo developer Staff member Jul 15, 2024 #4 It's not strictly necessary that they are world readable/writable (777), as long as the user the web server runs as can read them, and the user that PHP runs as can read/write them. If you're not having issues then I wouldn't worry about it. Upvote 0 Downvote
It's not strictly necessary that they are world readable/writable (777), as long as the user the web server runs as can read them, and the user that PHP runs as can read/write them. If you're not having issues then I wouldn't worry about it.
K Kirby Well-known member Jul 15, 2024 #5 It's not strictly necessary a really bad idea that they are world readable/writable (777) Click to expand... Pretty much nothing should ever be 777. Upvote 0 Downvote
It's not strictly necessary a really bad idea that they are world readable/writable (777) Click to expand... Pretty much nothing should ever be 777.