Been upgrading dozens of blogs in the last 24 hours to the latest WordPress 2.5 Final Release. Broke some of the custom hacks I previously done but all in all, it’s a worthwhile update. I just hope they’d find a way to do away with the chmod+777 folder permissions on the uploads as it’s causing people headaches with security issues and hack attempts.
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marvin says:
you can change it to 664 as long as you change the group to the apache process owner (some are nobody, some are apache, httpd)
Abe Olandres says:
The WordPress /uploads/ folder requires it to be 777 in order for you to use the built-in web upload feature.
Bob Reyes says:
755 will not do with /uploads/ ?
Abe Olandres says:
Nope.
Showbiz Intriga? Get It From Boy! says:
@marvin
any hope you’re marvinsweb? e definitely yan ang problem ko sainyo e, i cannot edit or upload everything because of apache server user kahit pa 777 sa wordpress ayaw pa rin…
ash says:
yes yes yes… the upgrade pays off… who needs tiger now?
Wilhelmina Rueb says:
Davon bin ich wirklich Fan von Ihrem Blog …