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Make sure the owner/group of the folders is www-data. Generally speaking, all sites should have that as the owner/group, though it of course depends on your set up. <br> <br># sudo chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www/yourwordpress-install <br> <br>That will make everything in your folder have the www-data user and group set to them. If you need your permissions updated as well, you can add yourself to the www-data group. <br> <br># sudo useradd -g www-data yourusername <br> <br>That should allow you to change the file permissions using FileZilla. But if you want to do that using the command line, it’ll be something like <br> <br># sudo chmod 0755 /var/www/yourwordpress-install/wp-content/uploads <br> <br> <br>Change the directories in the commands to reflect your folder structure.
Hi, <br> <br>Thank you for answering my question but I’m finding out that the permissions are in fact correct. Instead, file paths are wrong. I never changed them but something changed them… maybe the nginx helper plugin. <br> <br>The image is called correctly here: <br> <br>http://www.tuxreports.com/xenword/wp-content/uploads/sites/46/2013/12/image.jpg <br> <br>But WordPress is calling it here: <br> <br>http://www.tuxreports.com/xenword/files/2013/12/image.jpg <br> <br>So - did nginx conf get changed by the WP nginx helper plugin? How do I get this working so the images show? I have deleted the nginx helper plugin but still cannot get images to load properly.
Ah, I haven’t used that plugin before, but I see it looks like it adds redirects, so that could be it. What’s your nginx conf looking like?