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Old 07-24-2008
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FTP file question.

Hi,

In my Shell script I am Ftp'ing to another server and putting a file.

How can i retain the same permission while I put the file?
Or
Can I change the permission to 777 once the put is complete ?


Thanks in advance.
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If you own the file on the remote box, try the chmod command. HELP CHMOD inside ftp will show you if that is available to you.
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