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[<LAMP>] Folder Permissions #1693

Open huzanf opened 4 days ago

huzanf commented 4 days ago

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AWS

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Hi,

I have set folder permissions to 755 but still WordPress won't accept them. How can I ensure that it accepts 755 too and not only 775.

Kindly support.

gongomgra commented 4 days ago

Hi @huzanf,

The bndiagnostic tool can't collect any data from your custom /opt/bitnami/FUD folder, but I think I have an idea of what can be the issue. The system user running the Apache web server in our installations is daemon, and by default the filesystem permissions for the web applications are set to bitnami:daemon. If you don't provide enough permissions for the daemon group to your files, then the Apache service won't be able to access it. Can you check it on your side?

Apart from the above, please take a look at the Apache logs at /opt/bitnami/apache/logs/error_log. I see many errors there that are not related to filesystem permissions.

huzanf commented 4 days ago

Thank @gongomgra Just to confirm that since my website is in /opt/bitnami/FDU is the correct path to keep the website on? Earlier I used to hoist my website under this path: /opt/bitnami/apache/htdocs.

huzanf commented 4 days ago

Also, how do I disable safe_mode?

gongomgra commented 9 hours ago

Hi @huzanf,

Yes, the /opt/bitnami/FDU folder is a correct path to place your custom apps inside instead of /opt/bitnami/apache/htdocs. Regarding the PHP safe_mode setting, it looks like it was deprecated back in PHP 6 long time ago

https://wiki.php.net/rfc/removal-of-deprecated-features