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| Barru. | How do I CHMOD enable a file? I'm trying to make a .log file that store sthe IP of every user of my site, all files they upload and what date/time they were on, I could do all of that IF I knew how to CHMOD-enable a file, can someone tell me?
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| NPQ's PA, Slave, and On Call Coder Technical Services | Well, you can do it in cpanel as well... Login to cpanel and go to file manager. Then, find your file. Click on the file and to your right,at the top, You'll see a set of links..and an option will be to CHMOD.. Set it to 777 and there ya go.
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