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| chmod... | mo0ness | UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers | 3 | 07-19-2003 02:47 AM |
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Actually, chmod has shown up in most ftp clients and servers for unix. But the form is something like this:
chmod 755 file no wild card allowed. Also, no -R option. If your client does not support it, try: site chmod 755 file If your server doesn't support it, you would need a new server. |
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