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  • Plugin Contributor mbrsolution

    (@mbrsolution)

    Hi, this plugin follows the standard file permission recommended by WordPress. You can read more about from the following URL Change File Permissions. This will help you further understand file permissions if you don’t already know.

    WordPress standards are:

    • For Directories = 755
    • For Files = 644

    Hi brody,

    If your WordPress can auto-update itself and you have no problems with uploading of media files then you should be fine even if your website has more strict file/directory permissions than recommended.

    Cheers,
    Česlav

    Thread Starter jon182

    (@brody182)

    you should read more carefully, anything between 755 > 711 is accepted, I should not be getting a yellow bar if the root directory is 711.. it should be green. Matter of fact you shouldn’t even be scanning the root directory because that is part of the server not the website.

    Plugin Contributor mbrsolution

    (@mbrsolution)

    @brody182 yes you are correct. However as I stated above the plugin is set to accept the standards set out by wordpress.org, which are the minimum needed to secure your folders and files. You setting your folders and or files to 711 does not mean that your stricter rules are wrong in any way. I should have added more information to my reply above but then @chesio clarified it further and added more information.

    You can disregard the yellow bar if you have set up a greater level for folders and or file permissions.

    The plugin developers will investigate further your suggestion/ request.

    Kind regards

    We have the following problem, if there is an .exe file download on our site is blocked and this will come the message access. Rights are good. Where is checkered to download .exe files?

    @rfvdh: This is not your topic. If you require assistance then, as per the Forum Welcome, please post your own topic.

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