On cPanel servers, each file must have specific write permissions. Files on the server operate thanks to these write permissions. You can change your write permissions via SSH or
via FTP.
Editing via SSH
File write permissions are changed via SSH using the chmod command. You can see an example command below.
chmod 644 .htaccessWith this command, we assign 644 write permission to the
.htaccess file.

Editing via
FTP
When you log in via FTP and right-click on the file whose write permission you want to change, you will find Properties at the bottom of the options that appear.

After entering the Properties section, a settings window containing the file write permissions will open. You can
change the file write permissions from this screen.

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