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I agree, I have been using this plugin for a long time and it was great in the begining. Then, the creator started to change things. Added a backlink to his site. Created the Pro version wich costed 15$ then but 70$ now and the golden version 130$!

130 dollars for a plugin, when WordPress it self is Free?!

Anyway, the good thing is that there are similar plugins out there that are free and do the same things!

I have the same problem ??

I have the same problem.

Ok, thanks. One more question.
If directories must be 755, what should the plugins files be?

Sorry for my post, the link somehow got into text.
This is the plugin I used:
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wp-security-scan/

My WP Content right now has 755.
But I have a question. I am using Filezilla and it has an option (unchecked right now) that says:
Recurse into subdirectories

And if I check it , it gives 3 more options.

Apply to all files and directories
Apply to files only
Apply to directories only

Now, which of these options should I use?

Thank you

Just found out that I get the same message for every plugin I try to edit.

“Development of this plugin took a lot of time, supporting it takes even more.”

You have spent no more than one day for this plugin.

“Being a popular plugin isn’t actually an advantage (think about it): on average I receive 4 support requests A DAY via email.”

So, since this plugin made your life so difficult why you don’t just remove it?

“…did coding this plugin up when I really should be earning a living instead.”

Do you really think we are so stupid?

“When I removed the donations from the plugin a considerable number of people complained to Google about it being unfair that I couldn’t get support for the work I was doing on it.”

Oh man, give me a f*x#@$ break!!

Ok, thank you.

Oh, I see. I have backed up the database so, even if I do a clean install now, I can have my posts back?

OK thanks ??

Well, I installed my blog with Fantastico. But I upgraded once using the automatic upgrade plugin.
I went to Fantastico and I saw a message there saying that I can upgrade the blog to version 2.7
The only strange was that it sees the version that it was when I installed WordPress with Fantastico, and not the version 2.6 that is now.

So, now….?

Oh man!I am so confused with this file permisions.

Change to 666 the theme folder or each theme separately?

So for the theme folder I should have it 755 and the themes inside it 777?

Thank you