Do not recommend making data dir 777/world-writable #326
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The README currently says to make the data directory world-writable, but that is generally a bad idea. The goal is to make the data directory writable by the webserver, but there are often better ways to achieve that, depending on the hosting setup (sometimes all files are already writable, sometimes changing the owner to
www-datais needed, sometimes setting group write permissions, it really depends).Making the data dir world-writable pretty much always works, but also opens up the permissions way too wide, potentially allowing abuse.