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Set the correct directory permissions for Shopware installation
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| chmod 777 config.php | |
| chmod 777 -R cache | |
| chmod 777 -R files | |
| chmod 777 -R media | |
| chmod 777 -R engine/Shopware/Plugins/Community | |
| chmod 777 -R logs | |
| chmod 777 -R engine/Shopware/Plugins/Default | |
| chmod 777 -R web/cache/ | |
| chmod 777 -R recovery/ | |
| chmod 777 -R themes/Frontend | |
| chmod 777 -R recovery/install/data | |
| chmod 777 -R var/ |
It should never be set to 777. This makes it publicly writable and shop-ware documentation strictly advices against this
a little off topic, but about File Permission...
Does someone have a hints for using SwagMEdiaSftp ? File&Folder Permissons are not set correct by the Plugin....
THX
very very bad advise.... 777 should not be given at any case.
very helpful, I was having permission issues on Shopware 6 in dockware with user as www-data, chmod 777 bin/build.sh solved it
That´s very dangerous. I am currently reviewing a broken shopware installation from a customer and was searching for the correct permissions and this is something like the 3rd Search result. PLEASE DONT SET EVERYTHING TO 777
PLEASE DONT SET EVERYTHING TO 777
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Thanks for the helpful gist. You should add
chmod 777 -R custom/plugins/.