the cleanup script does not change the permission for the setup folder. I still can not chmod the folder after running the script. Any other suggestions?
What happens if you try "chmod 777 setup" (or "chmod 0 setup" to lock it down) like it says in the README?
partypageusa
Joined: 2003-06-13
Posts: 7
Posted: Sat, 2003-06-14 15:46
using ftp. when I try to chmod the setup folder I get
site chmod 777 /public_html/mike/gallery/setup
550 Could not change perms on /public_html/mike/gallery/setup: Permission denied
beckett
Joined: 2002-08-16
Posts: 3474
Posted: Sat, 2003-06-14 16:08
Bizarre. My guess is your FTP client just sucks. If you own the setup directory, then you should be able to CHMOD it to whatever you like.
Any chance you can PM/e-mail me your FTP login temporarily, and I'll try and change it? But that's weird. How did your setup directory end up at 550 permissions in the first place??
Posts: 7994
Are you using ftp or ssh?
What happens if you try "chmod 777 setup" (or "chmod 0 setup" to lock it down) like it says in the README?
Posts: 7
using ftp. when I try to chmod the setup folder I get
site chmod 777 /public_html/mike/gallery/setup
550 Could not change perms on /public_html/mike/gallery/setup: Permission denied
Posts: 3474
Bizarre. My guess is your FTP client just sucks. If you own the setup directory, then you should be able to CHMOD it to whatever you like.
Any chance you can PM/e-mail me your FTP login temporarily, and I'll try and change it? But that's weird. How did your setup directory end up at 550 permissions in the first place??
-Beckett (
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