Hi,
I installed the CMSMS recently and from system info I realized that most of the folder permissions are 777
e.g. previews_path:
C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\webcms\tmp\cache (0777)
Is there a way to change this in Windows environment, as no matter what I do value remains 0777.
The same applies to config.php file: I denied write permissions to all users and groups using file properties window --> security tab, but I still can see this:
config_file:
0666
config.php writable. It is more safe if you change permission to read-only
Does this pose security risk? What is the best way to avoid potential security problems?
Please help..
Windows Folders Permissions
Re: Windows Folders Permissions
You can try right clicking on the file, going to the Properties option and checking the "read only" option.
It's known that php reads that selection as well, be it a bug or not it doesn't make sense to me.
Otherwise try hitting google and searching for "chmod on windows" you might come across some suggestions there.
It's known that php reads that selection as well, be it a bug or not it doesn't make sense to me.
Otherwise try hitting google and searching for "chmod on windows" you might come across some suggestions there.
If all else fails, use a bigger hammer.
M@rtijn wrote: This is a community. This means that we work together and have the same goal (a beautiful CMS), not that we try to put people down and make their (voluntary) job as difficult as can be.
Re: Windows Folders Permissions
Thanks.. This works with config.php file.. It's now changed to 0444..
But I need something less restrictive for the folders.. Any idea about changing it from 777 to 765 or 755?
But I need something less restrictive for the folders.. Any idea about changing it from 777 to 765 or 755?
Re: Windows Folders Permissions
To be honest I don't remember the exact settings that closely resemble the Unix permissions. You'll have to do some testing and maybe some research.
If all else fails, use a bigger hammer.
M@rtijn wrote: This is a community. This means that we work together and have the same goal (a beautiful CMS), not that we try to put people down and make their (voluntary) job as difficult as can be.