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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers ftp permissions error Post 4312 by newbie10 on Monday 23rd of July 2001 10:17:31 PM
Old 07-23-2001
Network ftp permissions error
HI,

I am not really even a newbie I'm just posing as one until our sys admin gets back from vacation.

I am getting errors downloading certain files from an NT Server onto our inhouse Unix fileserver.

Certain files always return errors when downloading to their proper directory. (permission denied to local server) I can upload these same files to the NT server just fine.

I can download said files to my c drive, and to the fileservers directories, even the root of the site I'm working on. It is the particular folder that won't allow the specific file to download. In fact, all folders on THAT LEVEL will not accept the file. (yet they ALL accept the ones that DO work just fine)

Another user in the office is able to do same thing to the same site on same unix fileserver via his machine with no problem. We're both on pcs, win98.

Can anyone me out? I'll pass it on to the sys admin.

Thanks much!
 

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