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CHMOD keeps changing to 644


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I changed permissions on configure.php from 444 to 777 so I could edit it. Now that I've done so, I'm trying to set it back to 444. But every time I set it to 444, it imediately changes to 644. So I keep getting the security error on the top of all the pages. I can get to the file through the file manager, but I can't find a way to change permissions there.

 

How do I get these permissions set properly?

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I changed permissions on configure.php from 444 to 777 so I could edit it.  Now that I've done so, I'm trying to set it back to 444.  But every time I set it to 444, it imediately changes to 644.  So I keep getting the security error on the top of all the pages.  I can get to the file through the file manager, but I can't find a way to change permissions there.

 

How do I get these permissions set properly?

 

 

You don't need to change permissions to edit the file - permissions stop writing \ reading \ executing of the file by unauthorised users -

 

To chmod it go to your server and using an FTP client or cpanel change the permissions directly on the file on the server.

 

Thereafter if you need to edit the file - you just download it , back it up, make your changes, then upload it again - no messing with the permissions.

 

hth

 

Charles

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