Warnings after moving attachment, templates and download directories

[EduPerea737]

After change directories attachments, templates and downloads from whmcs root to a hosting root /home/username/

using this instructions https://docs.whmcs.com/Further_Security_Steps#Secure_the_Writeable_Directories

Still appears this warnings:

 

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Lax Permissions Check

The following directories are owned by a different user then is executing WHMCS:

• downloads
• attachments

You can learn more about this in our documentation.

 

 

and this:

 

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Using Default Paths

Using custom paths for some parts of WHMCS enhance security. Your installation is still using the following default paths:

• downloads
• attachments

For more information refer to our Further Security Steps

 

 

I've already change permissions 400 to configuration file and 755 to those directories

 

Update: If i change configuration.php permissions to 440 or 444 the warning dissapears but goes to red section "Needing Attention"

 

 

Edited February 13, 2019 by EduardoP737

[EduPerea737]

Update: If i change configuration.php permissions to 440 or 444 the warning dissapears but goes to red section "Needing Attention"

[steven99]

Are you using 7.7?   If so, I believe those two are managed in the admin -> setup area vs the configuration file. 

The first error on permissions mentioned ownership and so you would want to check the file ownership is your user and not like httpd / apache and keep permissions either 400 or 600. 

[EduPerea737]

7 minutes ago, steven99 said:

Are you using 7.7?   If so, I believe those two are managed in the admin -> setup area vs the configuration file. 

The first error on permissions mentioned ownership and so you would want to check the file ownership is your user and not like httpd / apache and keep permissions either 400 or 600. 

Yes, I have 7.7.1, where is that section you said? I mean, set up area. I was looking for in General Configuration, in admin section.

[steven99]

Per @spirog's thread, they are in WHMCS admin -> Setup menu -> Storage Settings tab. 

 

[EduPerea737]

Thanks a lot!