XF 1.4 What are the default permissions?

[Verringer]

I've moved servers and had a lot of issues, I had to reset my permissions for /usr/share/nginx/html so I ran 'chmod -R 000 /usr/share/nginx/html'

Could anybody tell me how to reset this to what it used to be? I can't find the default permissions I need (excluding 0777 for internal_data and data)

 

[Paul B]

In general, files and directories should be 0644 and 0755 respectively.

The /data and /internal_data directories should be 0777 (recursively).

 

[Verringer]

In general, files and directories should be 0644 and 0755 respectively.

The /data and /internal_data directories should be 0777 (recursively).

So,

chmod -R 0644 html (to correct the files & folders inside the html folder)
chmod 0755 html (set the html folder permissions)
chmod -R 0777 html/internal_data html/data

Should work? I've done this and it returns a white page (aka not working).

 

[Sheratan]

Use this for folder

find /your/path/ -type d -exec chmod -R 755 {} \;

for file:

find /your/path/ -type f -exec chmod -R 644 {} \;

-edit-
Don't forget to check chown.

 

[Verringer]

Use this for folder

find /your/path/ -type d -exec chmod -R 755 {} \;

for file:

find /your/path/ -type f -exec chmod -R 644 {} \;

-edit-
Don't forget to check chown.

Worked, thank you so much.

Edit: Unable to post anything, internal_data and data are set to 0777

 

[Sheratan]

Worked, thank you so much.

Edit: Unable to post anything, internal_data and data are set to 0777

Ah yes. I forgot. You need to change internal_data and data to 0777 recursively (again). Sorry

 

[Joe Link]

In general, files and directories should be 0644 and 0755 respectively.

The /data and /internal_data directories should be 0777 (recursively).

I'm having an Nginx permission issue. I shouldn't have a problem recursively mass changing everything to these permissions, right? No security issues?