Mark Lanctot wrote:
> Check permissions.
>
> Search this forum, but I think the command is "sudo chmod -R 755" at a
> command prompt when you're at the top of the directory.
It's actually better to use:
chmod -R u+rwX,g+rX,o+rX /path/to/top-level/dir
The "X" adds the "list dorectory" permission to directories, but does
not make all files executable which is what using "755" does.
R.
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