#File permissions reset in filezilla

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File permissions reset in filezilla

On the other hand, 664 translates to -rw-rw-r–, which means that the owner and group member can read and write a file, while all others can only read the file. Here, 775 translates to drwxrwxr-x, which means that the owner and group member can read, write, and execute, while all others can read and execute. The ownership of the files and folders will change to the application user or master user based on your preference. This is also the default permission for files. This is also the default permission for directories.įiles’ permissions will be reset to 664. After resetting permissions, the following operations will happen:ĭirectories’ permission will be reset to 775. Please note that this reset permission operation is only applicable to the webroot, which is the public_html directory of your application and all the files and directories residing there. Learn more about managing your team members, such as creating a new team member, updating permissions, etc. You can easily reset file and folder permissions using the Cloudways Platform if you are the account owner or a team member with the necessary rights to the application. There are multiple ways of fixing permissions, but in the Cloudways Platform, it’s just a matter of a few clicks. It is good practice to diagnose whether permissions are correctly set for your user before diving in deep and checking other aspects. Upload of the file was successful, but an error occurred when setting permissions and/or timestamp. There are many variations in error messages such as: Setting up the correct permissions can avoid these errors and security breaches. Without these, you can not do anything on your website and may see errors preventing you from making changes in your files and directories. The result is I can create files in the Your Cloudways server hosts your web application (website) files, but you need the correct permissions to apply any changes. I use that technique to create a folder in called www in my users folder, then mount my web directory in that folder using that method… There are different solutions, but the one I have found that works for me is listed in my answer above: There is actually a good reason for that, which is that you do not want your web-server (The problem pops up when you want to create new files for your website, and then end up with www-data not having access. Your user creates files as youruser:youruser rather than youruser:www-data It took me a while to wrap my head around permissions. There is a way that you can avoid all of this completely, (and I have recently adopted this method with great results:īy using this method, I have a folder in my users home directory called wwwĪnything I add to that directory automatically has the correct permissions for everyone I want to have access! Might be advanced, but is a worth having a look. You should be good to go, unless later on you create new files, and then you need to run (again) sudo chown -R 774 /var/www Great! but one more step: you need to make sure those files can be edited by group-members: Which says "make robin a member of www-data group. The answer is that you can add yourself as to the www-data group, like so: sudo usermod -aG www-data robin Now Wordpress should be able to run fine…but what if you want to edit some files? Gosh! You are not the owner. Which says: give www-data ownership of all files in /var/www You can do this from a command-line like so: sudo chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www So after you finish uploading everything (and before running the install), you should give ownership to www-data. Well, your webserver is most likely running as a user called www-data, and needs ownership to be able to read/write things properly. You upload all those Wordpress files, and so robin is the owner of everything. When you are installing Wordpress, you are probably logged in as a certain user. It’s not really dangerous, as you can correct things fairly easily from the command line.

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Final Thoughts on Experience

INTRODUCTION

As a Bachelor of Applied Science candidate, I am more focused on the interface design aspect, mainly dealing with web + mobile design & development. I enjoy creating digital arts with a combination of computer programming in HTML/CSS. My hope is to become a UI/UX developer at a high-tech company like Google, Amazon, or even Yelp. That is why I am thankful to have interned at One Wave Designs during the summer of 2018 from June 1st to August 31st as a Web Design & Development Intern.

INTERNSHIP PROCESS

Learning Experience

As a Yelp Elitist, I searched up the “Best Web Design Company” on Yelp, in which One Wave Designs popped up as the first search with a 5-star rating! I gave it a shot and emailed the President/CEO/Owner of the company, Paul. He responded back asking for my resume and portfolio where I finally got a response a month later that I got the internship position!

During my time as an intern, I was responsible for mainly 3 things: web design & development, layout concepts, and SEOs. I mainly worked on 8 projects in 10 weeks. I learned that SEOs (Search Engine Optimization) is very important in web development because websites with good SEOs will always appear at the top of the search list depending on keywords that you use. For instance, if I were to type “Hawaii Web Design” in Google Search, One Wave Designs will be the first to pop up under all the other Google ads search. I learned how to hyperlink emails (mailto:) and phone numbers (tel:), which are also important factors in SEOs. Hierarchy, or the way you order the sizes of the header and texts, also matters too. When you’re adding images or links, it’s good to add a title or alt texts to increase SEO keyword searches. Lastly, saving/uploading images that are 200K or less is great for websites because it loads a lot faster.

I learned how to use 2 types of content management system (CMS), DNN Software and WordPress. I am very familiar with WordPress, it was my first time hearing about DNN. Unfortunately, though, DNN is not used as often anymore and non-developers are shifting to easy CMS like WordPress.I really liked using DNN because of how much coding is involved, whereas WordPress is almost dragging-and-dropping... this is more ideal for non-coders.

I learned how to use an FTP (File Transfer Protocol) software called FileZilla. This allows me to be flexible and customize a website through HTML/CSS coding. Basically, I can manipulate a style of the website by changing up the codes - which can only be done by FTPing and coding. It’s very confusing to explain and understand... I never heard anything like it before until I interned here! After taking web design & development course here at UHWO, I learned that it’s always a smart idea to make copies of the original files that I’ll be editing incase I mess up the codings. Don’t want to repeat that mistake again because there was a time where I had to reset the entire website and build it from scratch. :(

Layout concepts were the MOST STRESSFUL projects I had to do when I interned here. I honestly kind of dreaded it. Paul hated doing layout concepts too! Which explains why I always worked on them instead of him. These 4 software helped me a great deal when I had to make layout concepts/drafts for potential clients:

WhatTheFont.com

Google Fonts

Pantone Color Picker

iStockPhoto.com

WhatTheFont.com allowed me to upload a screenshot of a word so that it can identify the font types for me. Once it generates a few options of fonts, I’d download them (for free) using Google Fonts. Fonts that I find on Google Fonts are great for websites because it doesn’t have to be embedded. Another thing with the web is determining the color, so that’s why I always use the color picker on the Pantone website. Lastly, copyrights and permissions on images/videos/etc. are always questionable. That’s why I always look up stock photos on iStock since we have a subscription with them anyways. 

Discoveries

I feel like I’ve grown as a person over the years. I used to be so shy and quiet, never being the first person to speak or raise my hand. Through this internship among other things, I learned how to speak up and ask questions when I needed to. If this is an unpaid internship that I am devoting much of my time to, I EXPECT to learn quite a few things. It never hurts to ask questions because that’s how you learn -- this is my motto. I learned that I am not that great at criticisms or taking in constructive feedback. I want to learn how to be more patient because there were times I’d get super annoyed when my supervisors would tell me what to do when I’m already doing it or will do it. Also, seeing how much projects I’ve done in such a short time span, I discovered that I am a very quick self-learner. As Paul mentioned, every client will have different expectations when it comes to building their website, which is why he couldn’t help/guide me as much as he should’ve. But in a field like web design/development, everything to customizable and flexible, so there’s never just “one way” to work on every single project.

Sample Work

Here’s a GIF image I found that totally speaks to me when it comes to designing layout concepts: the struggle with making the sizes exact. I was able to learn what the difference is between changing an “image size” and a “canvas size” on Photoshop because of this!

CONCLUSION

I wouldn’t mind working in a place similar to my internship~ I mean, I accepted a job position with One Wave Designs after finishing up my internship hours so that says something :D until this day (December) I am still with them. After 6 months, I learned a lot from working at a small yet successful company. There’s sooOoOoOoo much stress that comes with it. There were several times when Paul would dump a handful of projects on me despite my limited schedule and time constraint. I would lose my cool with him at times, and that’s where I reached my boiling point and told him I had enough. That’s when I discovered how much courage I had. Just a few days ago, I turned in a 30-day resignation letter to him, planning to resign by the end of this year since my last semester of college will be a stressful one yet. After Paul received my letter, he decided to give me a freelance position and allowed me to work whenever I can and work from home instead of in the office (lolol). This is what I’ve always wanted!

To conclude, it was a great experience interning here, but it was even better when I actually got paid. Sometimes I would question whether the amount of work I’m doing would even equate to how much I was getting paid by the hour. Ultimately, I was in it for the long run to build my experience and resume. I finally learned when/where to draw the line, which I should’ve done a lot sooner. 

In the end, I learned that it’s good to build relationships with others and never be afraid to ask questions. Since I showed a lot of dedication and commitment when working here, I was able to earn Paul’s trust and was able to get things my way most of the time. I take internship experience very seriously. I’m here to learn so I’m not afraid to ask questions when I need to.

Whoops, forgot to add my presentation slides here: CM 390 Presentation

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Minetest grant all privileges

#MINETEST GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES MOD#

#MINETEST GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES UPDATE#

checkInterval : get or set the interval time to check quiz.kickDelay : get or set the delay time to kick off.forceAdminRest : get or set the whether force the administrator reset too.idleInterval : get or set the time between answering quiz.skipAnswered : get or set whether skip the correct answered.restTime : get or set the rest time at least.totalPlayTime : get or set the total play time at most.quizAward title="Title" : edit/add the award.quiz reset : reset the game time of a player.quiz title="Title" answer="Answer": edit/add the quiz.loadQuiz: reload quizzes from config file.Chat Commands to mange quiz(need quiz privilege).If you do not have enough rest, you will be kicked out. When logging in, check whether you have enough rest time, based on the recorded last time you left. When the game time( totalPlayTime) is up, kick the player out. Players are required to answer questions at regular intervals( idleInterval), and the answer is correct to continue playing. If you answer correctly, you will get a award and continue to play, otherwise you will not be able to play.

#MINETEST GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES MOD#

And don't forget to restart the stopped server.This mod requires players to answer question before they can play. Make sure that the data are correctly transferred before removing the obsolete server. But you will more likely have to wait for individual updates from their respective developers before considering an import. If you customized the " /minetest/nf" file, manually reproduce your changes.Īlso remember to copy any plugins and other modules if they remain compatible with the new version. From the new server lobby, open the file manager to transfer the previously copied directory. In FileZilla, copy locally this directory " /minetest/worlds". So start by stopping your two servers from the lobby options: Options>Persistent server>Stop the serverįrom the old server lobby, open the file manager (FTP client): Options>Persistent server>Open the file manager Then all you need to do is import the data from your old server. Your new server will indeed be created by default in its most recent version.

#MINETEST GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES UPDATE#

To update your server, you will first need to create a new dedicated server on RomStation. When a server update is available, you are notified directly from the lobby activity logs. You are now a server administrator and can use all the commands authorized by your new privileges directly from the game chat: In the game chat (T key), enter the command " /grant myPseudo all" to activate your permissions. Restart the stopped server before connecting to it in game without leaving the lobby. It is easy to forget because the window does not come to the fore and this error is the source of some confusion. When you save a file with your text editor in FileZilla (the integrated FTP client), a window opens asking you to validate the upload of the edited file to the server. Replace it with this line without forgetting to enter your identifier in place of the value myPseudo: In FileZilla, edit the file " /minetest/nf" and find the following line: Still from the lobby, now open the file manager (FTP client): Options>Persistent server>Open the file manager To do this, start by stopping the server from the options in the lobby: Options>Persistent server>Stop the server After creating your server, the first thing you will want to do is become an administrator (OP).

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Common Errors In WordPress And How To Handle Them

WordPress is one of the most popular CMS platforms to build websites. It is easy to use and customize according to user requirements.  Creating a WordPress website and putting it online with basic configuration is an easy job for the beginners. It demands numbers of free themes and WordPress plugins to set up personal and business website easily.  But still, there are a few errors users will run into when using WordPress. If you want to build a WordPress based website, then consult top Web Development Company Denver, CO to get the best results.

The “White Screen of Death”

This blank screen with no information is a reference to the infamous Blue Screen of Death used for windows but it’s for the websites. It is annoying as its Windows counterpart.

It may affect both Front-End and the admin panel, or just specific portions of the install.

According to WordPress, it can be triggered by both PHP errors and database errors. This condition may require dissimilar actions and steps because it can be hard to track down what is the issue behind it.

Suggested actions

First, confirm it, whether it happened just after you installed a plugin? Or change themes?

Is the WSOD affecting only a specific page? Or something more? Understand the scale of it. If all your websites are displaying a White Screen of Death, the problem can be on the web hosting server

If neither of the above solution works, put WP into debug mode with the line of code in wp-congig.php. From false, switch it to true and update the file over your server and start debugging.

Deactivate all plugins and reactivate them one by one, to find out if there a specific one is causing it.

If you can’t access the admin panel, deactivate the plugins via FTP.

Rollback the theme to the default WordPress Twenty Sixteen Theme.

WordPress admins: use the WP_Debug feature and increase the Memory allocated to PHP.

Reinstall WordPress as a last measure.

You can consult the best website development company to handle and remove all the errors.

Error 500

“Internal Server Error” or “500 Internal Server Error.”  is the most confusing and irritating error. Mainly this error triggers when something went wrong or the server is unable to find out where the major problem lies. The issue with a theme’s function and plugins are usually responsible for it.

Suggested Actions:

Check the .htaccess file, as most of the time error occurs due to it. You can contact it via FTP and temporarily remove it and always keep its back up too. Visiting Settings → Permalinks will generate a new .htaccess file.

Deactivate all plugins and reboot them one by one, to find out if there a specific one is causing it.

Re-upload the wp-admin and wp-includes folders from a fresh install of WordPress.

For advanced users: try increasing the Memory allocated to PHP.

404 not Found Error

One of the most common issues of misconfigured websites, the 404 error has been an old enemy of web admins since the beginning of the internet. However, the most common among them is corrupted .htaccess file. It tends to affect the Front-End versions of individual pages that means the content is in the server but is not being reached. Possible causes include not setting up the permalinks properly or if a rule missing in the WordPress’ URL router’s cache.

Suggested Actions

To refresh it edit and update the page.

Change the permalink and make sure to update mentions to it.

Fix WordPress’ rules by installing the free Rewrite Rules Inspector plugin and performing the “Flush rules” action.

Error in Data Connection

Just as the message states, for some reason the server can’t access the database.There are various reasons why that may happen, but the most likely is that the user somehow altered the database login credentials or you use wrong database credentials (DB host, DB username, DB password.

Suggested Actions

Check the wp-config.php file by accessing it via FTP. Make sure that the following information is correct: Database name, Database username, Database password, and Database host.

If these values are correct, reset your MySQL password manually.

Are these solutions failing to resolve these issues, then it’s best to contact your host, as the server might be down.

If you are getting the same messages for back and front end, then you can try the following code.

Maintenance Error

This message pops-up during updates and can become an issue if it persists even after the process is finished. It’s one of those especially problematic WordPress errors because it affects both the Back-End and the Front-End, impeding users to access your website.

The message is triggered by the file .maintenance, which is located in the website base folder.

This issue usually is caused by interrupting updates. That’s because WordPress sets the website in maintenance mode during updates and, for some reason, it didn’t get to the point where the change was reverted.

Suggested Actions

First, make sure your WordPress website must be updated.

Access the server via FTP and delete the .maintenance file.\

Check for any errors in the search.php and index.php template files.

Memory Exhausted Error

When you encounter memory exhausted error you see the error message like ‘Fatal error: memory size exhausted. It often happens when you use by default memory size limit.

Suggested Actions

To resolve this error, you have to add the following code to the primary PHP tag of your WordPress configuration file.

White Space Error

Sometimes, instead of buttons you just see white spaces in the WordPress visual editor. Most of the time, it is due to a tiny error which you can fix quickly.

Suggested Action

Go to your admin panel and check if JavaScript is working correctly.

Check if small MCE files are not corrupted or missing.

Sometimes, this error can be resolved by clearing the browser cache. If these solutions are not working, add the code given below into your WordPress configuration php file just after the opening tag.

Define(‘CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS’, false);

Image Uploading Issues

If you are experiencing the broken image issue on site, most probably, it is because of an incorrect directory or file permission in a WordPress installation.

Suggested Action

Fix it using the FTP client such as FileZilla. Just access your site using FTP, and change the permissions of your image directory.

Login Pages Redirecting

You try to log into to your site, but instead of accessing your dashboard, you are redirected to the login page. It could be issued with the incorrect values for home URL or site URL fields.

Suggested Action

The best and simple solution for it is clear the cache & cookies and restart your browser.

The Syntax error

This error usually occurs when you try to add code snippets to your WordPress website but incorrectly miss something. It can be anything such as syntax, one extra comma, bracket, etc.

Suggested Actions

If you are not sure where the exact problem is you can use the following debugging tools to debug the code.

JS Fiddle

Debug Mode

JS Bin

Cloud 9

Sidebar Error

It is one of the most irritating errors in WordPress that is directly associated with the appearance of your site. CSS or HTML errors can be the primary culprits for this error. There is a possibility that you have forgotten to close HTML or CSS tags.

Suggested Actions

You are using a custom theme, the problem with float property or width ratio can be responsible as well. Make sure you have set a correct ratio for your custom theme.

Failed Auto-updating Error

WordPress now comes with an auto-update feature that takes care of security, minor bugs and such like things. The feature is a pure genius at work. It’s great, but sometimes it fails. Considering the auto-update feature does not require any human input, how do you tell when the update fails? You will see one of the following:

A PHP error message

A blank white screen (Also known as the white screen of death – WSOD)

A warning that says the update failed

Suggested Actions

Update your WordPress website manually.

If you don’t know where to start, please check out this Updating WordPress – Manual Update post at WordPress Codex.

Final Thoughts

Although WordPress is easy to use, sometimes, it’s difficult to handle its errors. With millions of websites using it in thousands of different server setups and an infinite combination of themes and plugins, things are bound to go wrong from time to time. By following above mentioned 12 solutions these errors can be resolved. If you have no idea about this field, consult the website designing company for the best possible solutions.