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Ahhh you're right. I had one setup on a .net domain but recently deleted that and setup the .com and there was no user. So I could connect but didn't have the permissions. I feel pretty stupid. But thanks!<br />
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You were right!
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Ahhh you're right. I had one setup on a .net domain but recently deleted that and setup the .com and there was no user. So I could connect but didn't have the permissions. I feel pretty stupid. But thanks!

You were right!

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Always check the simplest thing first!
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I have a dedicated linux server that I control through PuTTy and upload files through an FTP client w a user I setup.<br />
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What would be the reason I can't upload ( replace existing files ) unless they're chmodded to 777? I've tried 755 and it gives me permission denied errors but it shouldn't.. ?
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I have a dedicated linux server that I control through PuTTy and upload files through an FTP client w a user I setup.

What would be the reason I can't upload ( replace existing files ) unless they're chmodded to 777? I've tried 755 and it gives me permission denied errors but it shouldn't.. ?

Linux: Cannot upload unless CHMOD 777

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