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Hi All,<br />
I 've transfered php, apache, mysql web application based &nbsp;from windows machine using third party extension called sokkit to &nbsp;a linux box equiped with Fedora core 4 (same as the online server)<br />
after transfer &nbsp;the &nbsp;certain table is read only how can I &nbsp;change the mode of the table specific file(s) or all the files transfered to be Read, Write so that no errors appears when inserting data<br />
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please send me the syntax if you please of the chmod command &nbsp;(if possible it would be greate<br />
Best Regards
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Hi All,
I 've transfered php, apache, mysql web application based  from windows machine using third party extension called sokkit to  a linux box equiped with Fedora core 4 (same as the online server)
after transfer  the  certain table is read only how can I  change the mode of the table specific file(s) or all the files transfered to be Read, Write so that no errors appears when inserting data

please send me the syntax if you please of the chmod command  (if possible it would be greate
Best Regards

changeing file moode  help is needed

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