So when I looked up statistics on “planned obsolescence”, it appears that it is quite a common thing…
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]]>The easiest way to do this is to go to the “Legacy File Manager” inside the hosting account cPanel. Once there you should be a menu item on the right “Change Permissions”.
Contact your host provider if you can’t access your site file manager.
Thanks Kim, I’ll look into that. Can I chmod these from the command line or do I need to chmod through the utilities’ own settings sections?
Patricia
That’s great Pedro if your program is working for you then definitely use it.
Personally, I find the freedom of controlling how my URL’s appear, the flexibility, scalability, content ownership and design control that wordpress.org provides far out weighs any security issues, because when properly implemented there are no security issues.