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public_html/var/page_cache" is not writable Doesn't 775 give all users write permissions?
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Folder permissions
Folder permissions
I run:
But in my browser I see:
What am I misunderstanding? Doesn't -R mean recursively apply to all sub-folders?
Doesn't 775 give all users write permissions?
Doesn't 775 give all users write permissions?
Re: Folder permissions
Could this be something to do with SELinux? When i type "sudo sestatus" I'm getting command not found....is it running?
This is exactly the issue i'm getting https://magento.stackexchange.com/quest ... t-writable
but does SELinux run by default?
This is exactly the issue i'm getting https://magento.stackexchange.com/quest ... t-writable
but does SELinux run by default?
Re: Folder permissions
It seems /etc/selinux/config File is missing which according to the selinuxproject.org means its disabled, so I'm left wondering why -R 775 isn't making subfolders writeable.