ElJefe
Member
I ran the command-line script to chmod the following folders to 777.
/apps/common/config
/apps/common/runtime
/backend/assets/cache
/customer/assets/cache
/frontend/assets/cache
/frontend/assets/files
/frontend/assets/gallery
/apps/extensions
Is it really necessary for them to be 777, though? Seems kind of insecure. I have set the group to '_www' for the MailWizz directory and everything beneath it. Can I do a `chmod o-w` for those folders? Leaving them writeable to everyone in the world gives me the heebegeebees (sp?) /apps/common/runtime
/backend/assets/cache
/customer/assets/cache
/frontend/assets/cache
/frontend/assets/files
/frontend/assets/gallery
/apps/extensions