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	arc/backup/

	This folder is where the blog backups go.
	It is used to backup blogs when you make changes to them, just in case.

	It needs to be writable by the server process. If you run php as a CGI, the
    normal permissions (644 or similar) should be fine as-is. If you run php as 
    an Apache module, you will need to make this directory world-writeable.

	In a shell (like ssh or telnet), do this..

	    chmod 777 /path/to/blog/arc/backups

    Or better yet..

        chmod -R 777 /path/to/arc

	You can use your FTP client for this too, set its "permissions", sometimes 
	under "attributes" (set them to "ALL" for "EVERYONE", or equivalent). 
	
	In Mac OS X you can use the "get info" dialog. 
	
	On Windoze servers, pop up a properties dialog for the folder and go to the 
	security tab, or you may prefer DOS "attrib", though windoze usually allows
	the webserver process to write to any old thing.

	have fun!

	;o) Cor
