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Happy New Year Everyone!
Couldn't think of a better way to start off the New Year than uploading and activating some 5.0 plugins! When I reach the upload screen in cPanel with the path of the destination folder (in this case, wp-content/sp-resources/forum-plugins) and browse for the source folder, it gives me an option to set the folder permissions. The default is 644. Do I need to modify those permissions at all, or should I just go with the default? Thanks in advance for the help!
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the folder permissions should probably be 0755... and the php files within 0644... but that can vary server and configurations...
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Thank you sir! It looks like I'll have to go with a 3rd party FTP client as the File Manager in cPanel will not support an upload of an entire folder (as near as I can tell). It looks like my web host supports/recommends/provides config information for Filezilla (taboo, I know), Core FTP and Cyberduck (eliminated right off the bat because I'm a Windows user. So, Core FTP it is. I'll keep you posted on how things turn out. Thanks for the help!
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In was informed that CyberDuck is now available for Windows....
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It sure is! I'm going to give that a try. Thanks for the lead!
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let us know if you have any issues...
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Thanks guys. It looks like the setup for the FTP client (Cyberduck) is going to take a little more work than I expected. Install went just fine, but the connection times out on two different machines. Hopefully a call to my web host will get it resolved. I'll post an update just as soon as I get things taken care of...
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Problem solved (well...mostly)! Cyberduck for Windows works great. For some reason (I'm sure it's an issue with my web host), I couldn't establish a secure FTP connection (SFTP). An FTP connection worked just fine. I was so impatient to upload the plugins, I threw caution to the wind and went with the FTP connection. All plugins got uploaded without any issues and I even successfully used the automatic upload to update a couple of plugins that had new versions since just yesterday.
Great work guys! 5.0 is top notch!! 
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