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I would say just keep it at 777 if it works for you. Since you want to show the content of the cache folder to the world anyway. There is no security risk associated with it. No one will be able to write to that folder regardless of the folder setting, the only exception are those people who share the same server with you. If you are on VPS, there is nothing to worry about since you are the only one on the virtual server.

Yes, because this plugin sets ad position to “random” by default, you could choose a fixed position such as “left”, “center” or “right” by clicking the “ad positioning” option dropdown at the plugin’s option page.

Thanks for the report, I’ll try to fix it asap. Thanks

Actually set the folder to 644 would probably work if the server is configured correctly. For example I use dreamhost for hosting and the plugin does not need the folder to be 777, it works at the default setting (644). My suggestion would be only set it to 777 if the plugin tell you the folder is not writable.

Thanks for the feedback, I will put some of these suggestions in the next version.

If you are trying cache hot linked images, try this plugin instead:

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/hot-linked-image-cacher/

Well I resolved the problem by upgrading AGAIN thru my DreamHost panel’s one-click install, everything worked perfectly, my categories reappeared, tags are now showing and I am able to insert new tags again. DreamHost rocks!

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Please see this screenshot to better understand what I mean:

https://www.linewbie.com/notag.jpg