How to Set File and Directory Access Permissions in Plesk
In this article Hostripples will show you how to Set File and Directory Access Permissions in Plesk. Please follow the step-by-step.
Setting File and Directory Access Permissions
First – To review or change the permissions set for files and directories on Linux systems:
Step 1 : Go to Files section.
The permissions set for files and directories are shown in the Permissions column. They are represented as three sets of symbols, for example, ‘rwx rwx r–‘.
Note: R means the permission to read the file or directory, W means the permission to write to the file or directory, and X means the permission to execute the file or look inside the directory.
Step 2 : Locate the file or directory for which you want to modify permissions.
Step 3 : Click a hyperlink in the Permissions column.
Step 4 : Modify the permissions as desired.
Step 5 : Click on OK button.
Second – To set access permissions for a file or directory on Windows systems:
Step 1 : Go to Files section.
Step 2 : Locate the file or directory for which you want to set access permissions.
Step 3 : Click the arrow in the corresponding row.
Step 4 : Click on Change Permissions in the drop-down menu.
See following Screenshot:
Step 5 : To make the file or folder inherit permissions from a parent folder (if it does not)
Step 6 : To make the files and folders, which are contained in this folder, inherit the folder permissions you define,
Step 7 : To change or remove permissions from a group or a user,
If the group or user is not listed in the Group or user names list,
Step 8 : To allow or deny permissions to a selected group/user,
If the check boxes in the Allow or Deny columns are shown in grey, it means that the corresponding permissions are inherited from a parent folder.
Step 8 : To deny the permissions, which are inherited from a parent object as allowed,
Step 9 : To allow the permissions, which are inherited from a parent object as denied,
Step 9 : To remove access permissions from a group or user,
Step 10 : Click the icon remove icon and next to it.
See following Screenshot:
Step 11 : If you need advanced fine-tuning of permissions,
To create a permission entry for a group or user,
To set or change file/folder permissions for a group or user,
To remove a permission entry for a group or user,
To make child objects of a folder inherit its permissions defined under Permissions for <user/group name>,
Step 11 : Click on OK button.
Done! 🙂
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