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WebPanel => CentOS-WebPanel GUI => Topic started by: affriedl on February 11, 2019, 08:04:11 PM
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All on a CentOS 7 Linode.
Created a new user with domain X.
Logged into Webpanel with account of user X.
Create MySQL Database and User, imported database exported from CPanel - OK!
Looged into FTP using FileZilla using credentials of user X
Uploaded Wordpress site (originally from cPanel) to the public_html folder of User X
Browsed website using Chrome and saw the wesbite front end.
Logged into the Wordpress site.
Attempted to use any Admin functionality - FAILED
Back in Webpanel as User X attempted top set permissions for files in public_html.
Wordpress site now completely broken with Permission error.
Log into Webpanel as root, Fix Account Permissions, selected nobody - fix, selected User X - fix.
Retest Wordpress site - STILL broken with permissions error.
Suggestion? Help?
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So I disabled mod_security for the user and suddenly the website works fine.
Why did this make a different? Question is. Shouldn't I be using mod_security to security reasons? How dp I fix the permission to make the Wordpress site compatible to mod_security?
Thanks.
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how do you know that you have file permission issues ?
You need to check in the webserver logs for the issue and then you would know the exact error.
if this is related to mod_security then you would probably simply only need to check rule id of mod_security causing that issue and while list it for that domain....you can find more info about that on the cwp wiki site.