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    red flag File permission

    After updating the security patch it gives me a security warning on the frontpage of my store that my configure.php is writable. After checking the permission is set to 644 but I still get the warning at shop front

    Can someone help me with this

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    Default Re: File permission

    Sometimes 644 isn't low enough to make the file read-only. Check with your hosting company for the setting that's most suitable for *your* server.

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    Default Re: File permission

    I checked with my host and they changed it to 444 and now it works. Is there any FTP program that will be able to change the file permissions? I use filezilla now and that didn't seem to work

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    Default Re: File permission

    It's not the FTP program, it's your host's server settings. Windows servers especially often don't allow FTP permissions changes. Sometimes you can use your control panel's file manager.

 

 

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