By the way, regarding IIS and plesk and WordPress installation, I did face the exact same issue (where the URL is pointed wrongly). I did not look for solutions though, as retyping the URL seems to solve it!
FYI, the add_filter code is basically what you had to use before FS_METHOD support was added a version later.
Adding the FS_CHMOD_DIR shouldn’t be needed in 99% of cases, and if you’re on a shared host with other users, be careful with the FS_CHMOD_* defines. (this is mainly aimaed at others who come along and find this post)
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Hey thanks for the mention on the entry!
By the way, regarding IIS and plesk and WordPress installation, I did face the exact same issue (where the URL is pointed wrongly). I did not look for solutions though, as retyping the URL seems to solve it!
FYI, the add_filter code is basically what you had to use before FS_METHOD support was added a version later.
Adding the FS_CHMOD_DIR shouldn’t be needed in 99% of cases, and if you’re on a shared host with other users, be careful with the FS_CHMOD_* defines. (this is mainly aimaed at others who come along and find this post)