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/usr/local/psa/tmp set to 777

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Fenice

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Hello!

In general, I prefer to avoid setting dirs on my system to 777.

I was wondering what the /usr/local/psa/tmp is for. Is it used only for plesk updates? I mean can I chmod it to 755 and set it back to 777 in case I need to use the plesk updater from the web interface?

Thanks for the help!
 
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