uploads and chmod

Hello, I'm trouble this time with a little adjustment chmod, I use Akeeba Backup-to make backups of my site and I've never encountered this problem before, I do not know if it just FLEXIcontent or Akeeba since I update both.

Unreadable directory .../images/upload/jaquettes

Brief uploads pictures of my fields I specify different folders for each field and when I Akeeba Backup notifies me that it just not read the contents of these files. I tested one of my subdomains changing the chmod rights Akeeba message disappears, but are not really sure I prefer to ask the question, what right chmod is it advisable to apply to my folders upload images.

Bonjour, je vous ennuis cette fois avec un petit réglage de chmod, j'utilise Akeeba-Backup pour faire des sauvegardes de mon site et je n'avais jamais rencontré ce problème auparavant, je ne sais pas si celà viens de flexicontent ou d'akeeba vu que j'ai update les deux.

Bref pour les uploads de mes champs images j'ai spécifié des dossiers différents pour chacun des champs et lors de ma sauvegarde akeeba me notifie qu'il ne peu pas lire le contenu de ces dossiers. j'ai testé sur un de mes sous domaines en changeant les droits chmod le message d'akeeba disparait, mais n'étant pas vraiment sur de moi je préfère vous poser la question, quel droit chmod est il conseillé d'appliquer à mes dossiers d'upload d'images.

FLEXIcontent is creating folders that do not exist with default Joomla permissions which is 0755

What is the folder permissions when Akeeba Backup complains?
which permission do you change them, so that Akeeba Backup works ?

I have got the same problem on tow of my sites which are in 2 distinct providers.

The problem I have encountered :
in the directory images/flexicontent
some of the directory have the chmod from 0755 to 1363
or to 0777 and files from 0644 to 0666.

I have changed the akeebabackup version from core version to professionnal one ?

I have seen with warning in ackeebabackup and some images that could'nt be displayed in articles.

Any idea of the origin of the problem ?

thank's for help
best regards

Michel

Hello I solved my problem by passing the backup chmod "my upload directory" in 777 with the option recursively for subfolders.
I use a last version of Akeeba & Flexicontent for joomla 2.5.x

Previous FLEXIcontent versions chmod the whole directory on every call which is bad for performance if having many files,

I checked and the created folders are chmod to 0755, but i see that the files are left with their defaults permissions that phpThumb creates

1. for created thumbnails files adding chmod is not a performance problem so i ll do too

2. but for folder, you said that 0755 are not good enough ???? and you need 0777 ?

I'll try with 755 because with all the tests I've done I do not recall more, all I know is that my last backup attempts Akkeba notified me that he could not read the contents of directory "upload "