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Write permissions on root

B

budwaiser

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Hi,
is it possible to set write permissions on root's account folder (httpdocs) from Plesk?

Is it dangerous for the server (i think..) ?

Thank you
 
No. In Plesk you can set permissions only on subdirectory in httpdocs.
 
If this is a "must do" question you can use some tricks:
1. Plesk CP->Domains->domain-name->Virtual Directories-> Add new Virtual Directory->type desired name->Select from drop-down list /httpdocs->set desired permission
2.The same can be done through Web Folders

Vulpem pilum mutat, non mores :)

John S.G.
 
Originally posted by JackL
If this is a "must do" question you can use some tricks:
1. Plesk CP->Domains->domain-name->Virtual Directories-> Add new Virtual Directory->type desired name->Select from drop-down list /httpdocs->set desired permission
2.The same can be done through Web Folders

Vulpem pilum mutat, non mores :)

John S.G.

I tried this and it still will not let me write to it. Any ideas?
 
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