<p>This module counts all directories and files on your web and checks which permissions (chmod) each file and directory has.</p>

<p>Click Start Web Data Check. The system automatically performs several check routines to your web. 
You do not have to click on "continue", because the system executes the processes one after the other and independently. 
Web data validation can take several minutes, depending on the size of the web. 
After web data check, the system analyzes your web. 
You will be shown the number of directories and files, permissions (chmod) for directories and files evaluated and the file types analyzed.</p>

<div><u>Explanations:</u><br>
<p><i class="fa fa-check resT padd-lr10"></i> Rights settings OK</p>
<p><i class="fa fa-times resF padd-lr10"></i> Problematic rights settings found</p>
<p><i class="fa fa-info padd-lr15"></i> Data only evaluated but not rated</p>
<p><i class='fa fa-file-text resI padd-lr15'></i>List of problematic rights settings <sup>1</sup><br>
<p><sup>1</sup> only appears if problematic rights settings were found</p>
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<p><b>Last data check:</b> Display when the web data was last checked. The system has an internal check system and indicates if the last check is too old and should perform a new data check.</p>

<p><b>Directories, files, total:</b> Number of directories / files in your web.</p>

<p><b>Rights assignment directories, rights allocation files:</b> Rights distribution of the directories / files.<br>
<span class="resF fwb">Attention:</span> If the system shows here the information "excessive usage rights found", you should definitely check which files and / or directories are involved and whether the excessive rights settings are necessary.
A well-programmed website / software on a current and correctly set server does not require excessive rights settings.<br>
To check which files / directories have too high rights, click on <i class='fa fa-file-text resI'></i>
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<p><b>File types:</b> All file extensions that are in your web are listed alphabetically, including how many files were found for each extension.</p>

<p><i><b>What are rights settings (chmod)?</b></i> With chmod the access rights to files and directories are managed. The access rights are managed by 3 groups (owner, group, other users).
Each of these 3 groups are assigned rights (read, write, execute), that is, it is determined whether the user is only allowed to read, write and read and / or execute the file / directory.
Simplified, these are numeric codes, e.g. 644, 755, 777 etc..<br>
By default, directories are set to 755, files 644. Too high permission settings are a security risk and should be corrected immediately.
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