Change directory permissions

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Change directory permissions

Postby ronts » 14. August 2011 16:24

I want to set a directory as 777 (needs permission to upload files), but when I'm trying to set it using FileZilla, the server responds with:

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Response:   504 Command not implemented for that parameter


Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
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Re: Change directory permissions

Postby Altrea » 14. August 2011 17:15

You are on Windows, right?
Windows does have a complete different right management system.
No need to set any chmod parameters, because thats *nix world.
We don't provide any support via personal channels like PM, email, Skype, TeamViewer!

It's like porn for programmers 8)
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Re: Change directory permissions

Postby ronts » 14. August 2011 17:29

Yes, I'm on Windows.

I'm a beginner programmer, so sorry for this mistake :)

What should I do for my code to work?
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Re: Change directory permissions

Postby JonB » 14. August 2011 17:51

Short answer: learn something before you start :shock:

On the presumption this server is not "your server" - but a remote host or VPS. I have to ask:

"If you wanted to run Apache, why in the world did you choose a Windows based server and then install XAMPP???"

Accurate answer: File managers can't set Windows permissions. If it is your server, you will need to use Windows Explorer (and have to learn about Windows permissions/rights).
Hers' an explanation written for a different project, but applicable to this situation:

http://www.newnetenterprises.com/mercha ... 6_yabb.htm

The basic Windows file system permissions are the same in Windows 200/2003/2008 servers, as is the matter of inheritance.

If its a remote server or a local server using Server core mode (text interface), you will need to use your host Control Panel, a Telnet client, or Windows Remote Management. If its a VPS or a full implementation of Windows Server you may be able to run Remote Desktop (if the server allows that).

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