Stefan_Dani
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Hello,
I am looking for advice on optimizing my dadabik upgrade procedure and would like to propose a potential improvement
Currently, when dadabik creates the upgrade folder (e.g., upgrades_67e8a9ssa4695), it sets the following permissions:
Even if the ssh/FileZilla user belongs to the www-data group, they can't write to this folder due to the 755 permissions.
My current workaround is SSH-ing into the server and manually changing the upgrade folder permissions to 775 or modifying the ownership via terminal.
This process can be time-consuming and human error might occur when upgrading multiple dadabik instances.
Adding a configuration option that allows users to specify the permissions for the upgrade folder would provide flexibility for different server setups while still maintaining security. I believe this would improve the upgrade experience for those of us using FTP/SFTP during the upgrade process.
Does anyone have a different, more efficient upgrade approach? Please share. 😊
Thanks & br Stefan and Daniel
I am looking for advice on optimizing my dadabik upgrade procedure and would like to propose a potential improvement
Currently, when dadabik creates the upgrade folder (e.g., upgrades_67e8a9ssa4695), it sets the following permissions:
- Owner: www-data
- Group: www-data
- Permissions: 755 (drwxr-sr-x)
Even if the ssh/FileZilla user belongs to the www-data group, they can't write to this folder due to the 755 permissions.
My current workaround is SSH-ing into the server and manually changing the upgrade folder permissions to 775 or modifying the ownership via terminal.
This process can be time-consuming and human error might occur when upgrading multiple dadabik instances.
Adding a configuration option that allows users to specify the permissions for the upgrade folder would provide flexibility for different server setups while still maintaining security. I believe this would improve the upgrade experience for those of us using FTP/SFTP during the upgrade process.
Does anyone have a different, more efficient upgrade approach? Please share. 😊
Thanks & br Stefan and Daniel
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