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Old 01-03-2006
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Ftp write access

I'm using filezilla and i need to know how to enable write access on my uploaded files (it would be flippin' useful for my Phpbb2 forum) i just can't figure it out. Thanks guys.

(eg. installing a mod which requires files to be updated/changed without having to manually upload the files)
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Old 01-04-2006
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Do a Google with chmod and pick your system-specific version.
(Unix, PHP, whatever)

FileZilla tutorial: http://www.phpjunkyard.com/ftp-chmod-tutorial.php

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Old 01-04-2006
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Right click the uploaded file, choose "Attributes...". The FTP server has to support changing file permissions though.

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Old 01-04-2006
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Cheers guys. one other question, when installing Phpbb2 the installer gives you the option of automatic ftp and asks you to supply the ftp address relative to the phpbb folder. does this mean the ftp.whatever... address or the html address
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Old 01-04-2006
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try the default numbers first without the ftp or http
like
Code:
34.276.87.4
followed by where the files will be /upload or dwnload
if using a shared ip you may have a longer url
passive mode works best auto file type also
that what it will switch between ascii and binary
as nodsu stated check with your controll panel shell to see how to enable permissions some use chmod some just have check for read exacute write chmod 477 or 455
plus other numbers set security levels
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Nodsu
Right click the uploaded file, choose "Attributes...". The FTP server has to support changing file permissions though.
the raw FTP command:
man ftp discloses the command line interface, which typically is well supported
by all FTP clients (even windows).
.....
chmod mode file-name
Change the permission modes of the file file-name on the
remote sytem to mode.

fyi: 'mode' is a tripple set of codes (binary or ascii chars)
......111 is binary for #7 which implies
..........x execute
........w write
......r read


and the tripplet is for Owner, Group, Others, so
...... 777 would be rwx for all three
...... 744 would be rwx for the owner, r/o everyone else
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