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How to "Remove write access on web.config" for WordPress website?

Leta

New Pleskian
Server operating system version
Windows 10 Home
Plesk version and microupdate number
Plesk Obsidian Versione 18.0.61 #5
Hi,

After updating the permalinks settings and installing WPML, I got this message on the WordPress backend:

"remove write access on web.config file now!"

the new permalink settings are set to:
Code:
https://ourwebsite.com/sample-post/

just now I was successful in configuring WPML without any blocks relating to this
Code:
web.config
access issue

we are on a shared Windows hosting

the options to edit the permissions on
Code:
web.config
are not selectable

How do I remove write access on
Code:
web.config
?

Let me know soon, thanks

Best regards,

Leta
 
The message you're seeing is a suggestion to remove write access after you've updated the permalink structure in WordPress as that would increase security a bit. It's good to realize that this is a suggestion, not an error.

If don't administer the server yourself there is a decent chance you can't change the file persmission. You can reach out to your provider for help if you l like to change the permission anyway.
 
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