Fixing permissions on your Joomla Site.
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- Sophie Kovalevsky
- Hero Rocketeer
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- Student, WebMaster Freelance
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I want to share this tip with yours:
The tip is about chmod in our joomla, specify about fixing the chmod in our Joomla site.
Requirements: Acces to shell on your hosting server.
We can set all the files or folders in our server with a specific chmod.
Look for the /pathofyourjoomlasitet/ -type d -exec chmod 755 {} \;
Look for the /pathofyourjoomlasitet/ -type f -exec chmod 644 {} \;
Replace the path “/pathofyourjoomlasitet/” with the path of your Joomla! root.
The first line will change the permissions for all folders to 755 and the second one will change the permissions of all files to 644. - "The smart woman is not one that have a big knowledge, but rather the woman with little knowledge do so much."
How to get a help quicker:
www.rockettheme.com/forum/index.php?f=15..._v=viewtopic#p773136
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- Nick Ohanian
- Newbie
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This does not work. Example:
/home/mysite/www/ -type d -exec chmod 755 {} \;
returns:
bash: /home/mysite/www/: is a directory
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- Sophie Kovalevsky
- Hero Rocketeer
- Posts: 391
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- Student, WebMaster Freelance
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Your hosting plan is using cPanel?
If you're using that, you need to put a "*". It's because when you run the command for directories, you need to add it to the path. - "The smart woman is not one that have a big knowledge, but rather the woman with little knowledge do so much."
How to get a help quicker:
www.rockettheme.com/forum/index.php?f=15..._v=viewtopic#p773136
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