Yes i m on Shared hosting.....
Thx for the help, i will ask my host abt this, maybe he will help as he is my good frend...
But on my old shared server it was working fine even with 644 permisison to files and 755 permission to folders..
Thanks once again
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Originally Posted by class101
If you are on a shared hosting and not understanding very well how to play with chown/chmod commands, I think the best you can do is unfortunely with 777 and make sure the .htaccess file is always present in the data folder, this will deny attacks from the web for sure but the weakness is if another customer is hacked and a worms infects the machine, that worm will have a write access here, if you are on a VPS or dedicated server then you have to learn how to run php as cgi and you can go down to a stricter chmod like Im doing with 750 works fine here, but not simple & easy to setup all this 
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