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Issue plesk messed up directory permissions

TauTaude

New Pleskian
I made a big mistake, since plesk told me my worpress installations weren't "safe" I allowed it to "fix" it. Now it seems that directory permissions are wrong (it seems it just sets any directory to 755, regardless of the actual needs). Jetpack updates won't install with
"An error occurred while updating Jetpack by WordPress.com: Could not create directory."
Jetpack also is very intelligent, to not tell *what* directoy it couldn't create, to help fix it :p
Also my Nextgen Gallery installation won't work anymore, as it doesn't let me create new galleries.

Instead of now trying to fiddle every single directory back to the permissions it should have, is there a easier way to revert the mess plesk made?
 
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