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Old 11-11-2008
proftp permission

HI ,
how can i change user permission on my ftp server from R to RW?
my ftp server is running on solaris 10,apache.
kindly advise.thanks.

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Old 11-11-2008
You can change the permissions accordingly to the user's home directory.
The group which he is in, should also allow RW perm.
after doing so, you can touch a file,eg fileA, then you type "getfacl fileA"
The perm and ownerships can be checked from there
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