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<seo title="File Permissions" metakeywords="File Permissions,files,file owner" metadescription="File Permissions" /><div align=justify>'''All files''' within your hosting account '''have access permissions'''. This allows the operating system to know how to deal with requests to access the files. There are '''three types of access''':

*   '''Read''' - Denoted as '''r''', files with '''read access''' can be displayed to the user.
*   '''Write''' - Denoted as '''w''', files with '''write access''' can be modified by the user.
*   '''Execute''' - Denoted as '''x''', files with '''execute access''' can be executed as programs by the user.

Access types are set for three types of user group:

*  '''User''' - The owner of the file.
*  '''Group''' - Other files of the same folder or group.
*  '''World''' - Everyone else.

'''How to set file permissions in numeric mode:'''

'''4 = read (r)'''

'''2 = write (w)'''

'''1 = execute (x)'''

'''0 = no permission (-)'''

'''Note: by default all file permissions are set to 644 and folders have 755'''.</div>
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