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I don't know if this is the right topic area, but,
What do if i do if i've set the permissions so that i can't delete them?
change the file permissions? I can't! cuteftp won't let me because, guess what, i don't have permissions,
please help folks.
What do if i do if i've set the permissions so that i can't delete them?
change the file permissions? I can't! cuteftp won't let me because, guess what, i don't have permissions,
please help folks.
overworked admins on ISPs might ignore you unless you keepit simple. Give them a quick wildcard action for the whole directory and a simple 2 line email like....
My error. Could you please have ROOT
cd /home/m/mydir
and do a
chmod o+rw *
THanks, Me
My error. Could you please have ROOT
cd /home/m/mydir
and do a
chmod o+rw *
THanks, Me
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Moondancer
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Can you log in the place where your files are stored (i.e., via telnet)? If so, and it's a unix file system, you can change the permissions using the chmod command (chmod ugo+r fileName.ext). If not, you should contact the administrator of the netowrk where your files are stored (or the support of your ISP), and they can inform you how to proceed.