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chmod question

Original Message
Name: mjz55
Date: January 25, 2007 at 04:47:51 Pacific
Subject: chmod question
OS: xp pro
CPU/Ram: pentium 4
Model/Manufacturer: homemade
Comment:
I have a folder that needs to be 666 and a file inside the folder that needs to be 777. If I chmod the folder it changes the file, if I chmod the file, it changes the folder to the same. How do I stop this? I'm using WS_FTP95LE

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Response Number 1
Name: Laler
Date: January 25, 2007 at 06:43:06 Pacific
Subject: chmod question
Reply: (edit)
weird. It coud be in the server setting or in your ftp client.

I'd try to use other FTP client first, try FileZilla (opensource ftp client). If it doesnt fix it then you need to ask 4 help from the host.

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Fubar


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