I know the cause of the problem — WordPress is trying repeatedly to change the permissions on files that WordPress doesn’t own. I want to know WHY the new version of WordPress keeps trying to change permissions on files it does not own, and which files it’s trying to change.
I’m seeing the same warnings, over a thousand of them each day, since the upgrade to 5.3. I’d really like to know which files WordPress is trying to chmod() in my user’s home directory, but the warning doesn’t say — and I don’t get a stack trace, so I don’t know if this is a legit piece of WordPress trying to change permissions across a thousand files, or if this is some misbehaving piece of code that I should uninstall that’s calling class-wp-filesystem-direct.php::chmod()
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mozai
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Ah, my mistake. I can’t talk to the programmer who imported this sendgrid code so I didn’t have a proper origin.
