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SiteCare File Permissions Wordpress Plugin - Rating, Reviews, Demo & Download

SiteCare File Permissions Preview Wordpress Plugin - Rating, Reviews, Demo & Download
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Plugin Description

File and directory permissions are one of the easiest things to get wrong on a WordPress site — and one of the most consequential. Set them too loose and you hand attackers an easy way in; set them too tight and updates, uploads, and plugins quietly stop working. The correct values are well known (755 for folders, 644 for files, locked-down config files), but applying them the usual way means FTP or SSH access, recursive chmod commands, and a real risk of breaking your site with a single typo.

SiteCare File Permissions removes all of that. From one screen under Tools Permissions, it recursively applies the safe, recommended permissions across your entire WordPress install — no FTP, no shell, no command line. The recommended values are pre-filled, so for most people it really is a single button.

Features

  • One-click recursive chmod for the whole WordPress site.
  • Separate, recommended values for directories (755) and files (644).
  • Advanced overrides for sensitive files (.htaccess, wp-config.php, .user.ini, php.ini) with three modes: recommended read-only (444), the same value as your files, or a custom value per file.
  • Live, expandable file tree that shows the current permission of every file and folder, with colour hints for safe vs. risky values.
  • Real progress bar with batched processing, so it works on large sites without hitting PHP timeouts.
  • Fully translation-ready and shipped with translations for major languages.
  • No external scripts, fonts or trackers are loaded.

A rule for a sensitive file (for example php.ini) is only applied when that file actually exists on the server. Missing files are simply skipped.

Screenshots

  1. The two-column interface: settings and advanced per-file overrides on the left, live permission tree on the right.

    The two-column interface: settings and advanced per-file overrides on the left, live permission tree on the right.

  2. Advanced options for sensitive files with recommended, global or custom modes.

    Advanced options for sensitive files with recommended, global or custom modes.


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