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  1. List of CHMOD's and what they mean.

    (FAQs/File Permissions)

    chmod 777 filename: The file is available for Read, Write, and Execute for the owner, group, and world. chmod 755 filename: The file is available for Read, Write, and Execute for the owner; and Read ...

  2. Reasons for CHMODING

    (FAQs/File Permissions)

    CHMODing files can be done for a variety of reasons. You can CHMOD files to do things such as: mark them executable, give them write permission, restrict access to them, and a variety of other reasons. ...

  3. General Info

    (FAQs/File Permissions)

    When using a UNIX system it is sometimes necessary to change file permissions. This is done using the CHMOD command. There are two different ways to chmod a file. Certain FTP clients such as Cute FTP ...

  4. What is SSI?

    (FAQs/SSI)

    ... way of enabling includes. 2.) CHMODing the file to 755: With CHMOD 755 you can also mark a file as executable. It is important to only make the files which you want parsed executable. This poses certain ...

  5. File Manager

    (FAQs/CPanel Help)

    Allows you to modify the files in your web site in real-time via a web based interface. You can perform many commands such as chmod as well as actually edit the file and save it directly to the web se ...