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Don't. Ever. Chmod 777.

Find out what user your Apache runs at, add a group on you system which includes your Apache user and your SSH user and only give that specific group the proper rights. By giving "other" all rights, you create a very dangerous security hole.

Mattias Geniar     Monday 8 Aug 2011.

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