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Hi Experts, I need create default permission 775 when a made a upload of a file with my ftp client.
1 - I created a group caled ftpusers
2 - I created a folder in /var/www/my_user
2 - Add users to group and the directory /var/www/my_user
3 - Assign the permissions: chown my_user:ftpusers /var/www/my_user
chmod 775 /var/www/my_user
But when I upload a file the permission is set to 664, and I need 775
I am using Ubuntu 14.04
Some idea ? Thanks
1 - I created a group caled ftpusers
2 - I created a folder in /var/www/my_user
2 - Add users to group and the directory /var/www/my_user
3 - Assign the permissions: chown my_user:ftpusers /var/www/my_user
chmod 775 /var/www/my_user
But when I upload a file the permission is set to 664, and I need 775
I am using Ubuntu 14.04
Some idea ? Thanks
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Duncan Roe
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You want ftp to set execute permissions? I really don't think you can do that.
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To definitively answer your original question: no unmodified ftp server is going to set execute permissions on received files, so the best you can do is as per my previous post http:#a40672802
You could, if you wish, modify the source of your ftp server of choice to set execute permissions (i.e. to get 0775 instead of 0664) - that's the beauty of open source software.
If you don't personally have the skill set for that job, you could hire someone who has.
You could, if you wish, modify the source of your ftp server of choice to set execute permissions (i.e. to get 0775 instead of 0664) - that's the beauty of open source software.
If you don't personally have the skill set for that job, you could hire someone who has.