Hi,
I am having a problem with permissions for my site. I know that nothing should be 777,
Folder should be 755 and files 644 but if I do this I get permission denied errors.
I am on a dedicated host, so if its a hosting problem then its probably me...
I think I have to grant apache permission? Could that be it? Something like this? How do I know exactly what the user etc is?
# chown -R apache: /var/www/html/
How do I know exactly what the user etc is?
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Apache Permission setting for Opencart
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Probably at best, by asking our friend Google
Apache Permission setting for Opencart
https://www.google.com/search?q=Apache+ ... r+Opencart
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File permissions and how to set them, largly depends on wich system is used.
in whm cpanel all folders should be 755 and files 644, and all should work well.
When on direct admin there are more setting, files folders users and owners.
here you frequently need permissions to be 777 for files and folders that will write files.
very often user needs to be reset to have owner right as well.
Its easy to do with build in file manager,just select desired folders and reset user rights
in whm cpanel all folders should be 755 and files 644, and all should work well.
When on direct admin there are more setting, files folders users and owners.
here you frequently need permissions to be 777 for files and folders that will write files.
very often user needs to be reset to have owner right as well.
Its easy to do with build in file manager,just select desired folders and reset user rights
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Permissions also rely on the usergroup. I suspect your server doesn't have apache suexec module installed which is probably why default user 'nobody' is the owner in stead of the account-user. This might be it but it's just a hunch, since you're on dedicated/unmanaged 
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