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Change permission of Includes/Configure.php from 444 to 644.

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6 Jun 2011, 2:42 AM
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Change permission of Includes/Configure.php from 444 to 644.

How do we change the permission of includes/configure.php from 444 to 644?

We are able to change the permission but when we go back iinto the file the permission go back to 444.

We're trying to disable SSL. Please let us know what file we have to modify. Thanks.

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6 Jun 2011, 2:58 AM
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Re: Change permission of Includes/Configure.php from 444 to 644.

You most likely were trying to cabge permissions with an FTP client and most are not allowed to change a 444 file

You will have to do this in the file manager that your host provides

We're trying to disable SSL.
The configure.php files are where you can change this

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6 Jun 2011, 3:11 AM
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Re: Change permission of Includes/Configure.php from 444 to 644.

Hello
We're also tried changing file permission through cpanel but it's not working.

6 Jun 2011, 3:21 AM
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Re: Change permission of Includes/Configure.php from 444 to 644.

Your hosting company controls that. You'll need to talk to them if you're having problems with cPanel or file permissions.

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