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Even better:

Set it to root:root, change them when you need to update and set them
back to root:root when finished.

Whenever possible, don´t give any kind of permissions other than read.

El sáb, 3 abr 2021 a las 12:43, Jos Chrispijn
(<apache@cloudzeeland.nl>) escribió:
>
> Dear list,
> Can you tell me how I should indentify my user:group setting for my personal website?
> Currently I own my website as www:www (for Wordpress auto-update sake).
> Would it be more safe to set this to www:me ?
>
> Thanks, Jos



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On 04 Apr 2021, at 17:05, Daniel Ferradal <dferradal@apache.org> wrote:
> Set it to root:root, change them when you need to update and set them
> back to root:root when finished.

That is not the norm as far as the servers I see.

Www:staff or www:wheel or www:www are the usual permission.

Directories are 755, files are 444 or 644 if the files are managed by a local user account. Of course, depending on how the files are managed, they may need to be writable by a process (for example, WordPress need to be able to write its files as well as to a database in order to update, something it needs to do frequently).

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