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When the Web server is unable to read files in your Web directory it will respond with an error message. To ensure that this service works correctly, UW Information Technology recommends that you try to maintain the original permissions of your Web directory the instructions below are intended to help when it is absolutely necessary to set the Linux permissions for Web pages. When you first activate Web publishing, your Web directory is created with special Linux permissions assigned to it which make it accessible only to you and the Web server. Authorizing UW NetIDs by Affiliation Type.Adding the UW Privacy Policy and Terms of Use to your Site.Using SQL and Command-Line MySQL Client.Setting your per-user Web Development System on Shared UW Hosting.
#Linux permissions reset upgrade#

You can easily reset file and folder permissions using the Cloudways Platform if you are the account owner or a team member with the necessary rights to the application. There are multiple ways of fixing permissions, but in the Cloudways Platform, it’s just a matter of a few clicks. It is good practice to diagnose whether permissions are correctly set for your user before diving in deep and checking other aspects. Upload of the file was successful, but an error occurred when setting permissions and/or timestamp. There are many variations in error messages such as: Setting up the correct permissions can avoid these errors and security breaches. Without these, you can not do anything on your website and may see errors preventing you from making changes in your files and directories. Your Cloudways server hosts your web application (website) files, but you need the correct permissions to apply any changes. File and folder permission errors can be very inconvenient while uploading and modifying files, decompressing archives, and running scripts.
