Hello,
Just installed MODx to experiment a bit.
Installation went well, all OK’s.
But ....
When I login I get the warning that the config.inc.php is still writeable.
I already changed it to read-only through myftp-prog: FileZilla (When I’m not logged in MODx)
But every time I re-check the document its setting have been changed to read + write again.
It seems to me FileZilla is the one doing this, but I could be wrong.
Downloaded the file, uploaded again, changed its settings again.
Re-check: changed to read + write again
Changed setings to read-only (without re-checking)
Login in MODx
> warning its still writeable...
Anybody any tips on what I’m doing wrong here ?
Thanks.
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Is this also the first time you use FileZilla?
There is a "File Permissions..." icon in the right-click box, isn’t it?
I set my attributes (in Numeric Value) 644
We are talking about the same file, aren’t we?
/www/manager/includes/config.inc.php
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Your hosting service may not allow permission changes via FTP. If you have cPanel (some something similar) you can change the permissions in the File manager.