seadynamic8

Well, I’ve said this earlier, but I believe the problem is that in my host, the FTP user and the PHP(apache) user are different with different permissions, and they can’t access each other very freely.

This is put in place for security on my server and I like that because if someone gained access to my FTP user, he still couldn’t change the apache files. I could change them to the same user, but I rather keep it that way so that it is harder for someone to hack my server.

Or something like this, I’m not sure. Anyways, the workaround is all I need and I dont think most people’s servers are as locked down as mine, so most people probably won’t have the same problem.

Yes I can. I downloaded a copy of the w3-total-cache-config-domain-preview.php file, then deleted on the server. I was able to upload the copy back and change the permissions of it.

I can also upload a blank version if needed and change permissions.

But the plugin still says I need to change the permissions to disable the preview mode. I’m guessing it is because it is a different user that it still can’t access it. (I don’t know too much about linux permissions, so I’m still guessing here.)

Any ideas?