Of course not. ![]()
Copy-paste this into some .php file, for example called: unchmod.php
<?php
if (chmod('images/avatars/', 0755))
echo 'Done';
else
echo 'Error';
?>... upload it into your root host, where is registration.php, login.php, index.php...
In browser type a link: yoursite.com/unchmod.php
You should see "Done" than if rights has been changed.
When its done, delete unchmod.php from host.
And thats it.