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So Joomla changes the owner from the user it's running under to another user? This can always be done if the files are owned by the Joomla user. Unfortunately I'm not so familiar with Joomla, so I don't know why it changes ownerships.

 

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So Joomla changes the owner from the user it's running under to another user?

That's right.This happens only on the server I described above.I've got no problems on other servers.

 

just curios why my ispcfg 3.0.1.6 still has the umask of 0077 when this ticket: http://bugtracker.ispconfig.org/index.php?do=details&task_id=813&opened=128&status[0]= shows it should have been fixed in 3.0.1.4?

Is it possible that happened because I chose not to update the services configuration when upgrading?

 

Change all file permissions under web dir...

For those who have file permission problems you can always change those afterward with these two commands. Go to your ./web dir and run these two commands from terminal...

Change all file permissions under web dir...

Change all directory permissions under web dir...

 

Thanks, I also asked Falko this question somewhere but haven't gotten an answer yet:

Is it possible to get a list of files that will be modified if I allow the services to be reconfigured during upgrade?

I just want to be able to check which configurations I have manually adapted and restore my changes afterwards...

 

I suppose it's possible to direct that command to a file instead of changing the directory permissions. Insted of

give command

I have not tested this since I'm not that good with command line. Maybe someone with more experience might give us an example?