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Old 10-17-2013, 02:47 AM   #16
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One general doubt in the file permission.

if the file permission is set to 640, it should work?
I assume the public will browse the server as nginx or apache.
Nginx and apache is in the developer group and has the read access in 640

Why should i give read access to public (644)?
If i set 640, it is not working.
This question isn't really related to umask and it might be better to start a new thread for this one.

That said: Maybe this article might be worth a read: What are the best linux permissions to use for my website?
 
  


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