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{{Hint|Text=If you are using Linux then setting permissions depends on your webserver configuration. For example, using Apache HTTPD on CentOS, use '''chmod -R 755 <directory> ; chown -R apache <directory>'''. This will give everyone access to read, and your webserver will have permission to write. For more information on Linux permissions, see http://www.linux.com/learn/tutorials/309527-understanding-linux-file-permissions}}
{{Alert|If you are using Linux, then setting permissions depends on your webserver configuration. For example, if you use Apache HTTPD on CentOS, type '''chmod -R 755 <directory> ; chown -R apache <directory>'''. This will give everyone access to read, and your webserver will have the permission to write. Check the [https://www.linux.com/learn/tutorials/309527-understanding-linux-file-permissions following link] for more information on Linux permissions.}}

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{{Alert|If you are using Linux, then setting permissions depends on your webserver configuration. For example, if you use Apache HTTPD on CentOS, type '''chmod -R 755 <directory> ; chown -R apache <directory>'''. This will give everyone access to read, and your webserver will have the permission to write. Check the [https://www.linux.com/learn/tutorials/309527-understanding-linux-file-permissions following link] for more information on Linux permissions.}}
  If you are using Linux, then setting permissions depends on your webserver configuration. For example, if you use Apache HTTPD on CentOS, type chmod -R 755 <directory> ; chown -R apache <directory>. This will give everyone access to read, and your webserver will have the permission to write. Check the following link for more information on Linux permissions.


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