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Minumum CHMOD values

Started by TheWolf1, February 06, 2007, 05:17:13 PM

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TheWolf1

I want to know what are the minimum (most restrictive - 755 is most restrictive than 777 for instance) CHMOD values to use in Coppermine 1.4.10.

Does the following is correct?
555 for read only folders
755 for write enabled folders
444 for all read only files
644 for all write enabled files

Thanks !

Joachim Müller

What works for you depends on your webserver setup, there's no general recommendation. That's why there is a lengthy permissions section in the docs that is suppossed to explain how permissions work.