Hi all,
A few years ago I made a change so the files and directories I uploaded to a Linux server would all be 600 and 700, so not accessible to anyone but the owner. Because of reasons that were of that time.
Now I cannot seem to find how and where I made this change, I want to restore it to the previous way that would create files on the server with the same permissions as the parent-directory, so normally 644 and 755.
I >think< it was done in an .ini-file, but I looked through them twice now and could not find it.
Please, any help would be greatly appreciated.
(Over the years I have made many specific settings, I would be not a happy camper if I had to start from scratch...)
file attributes setting for FTP-upload, where?
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Re: file attributes setting for FTP-upload, where?
This is done on the service side, search for umask.
Currently only my SFTP plugin allows to set the permissions from the client side on upload.
Currently only my SFTP plugin allows to set the permissions from the client side on upload.
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Re: file attributes setting for FTP-upload, where?
Thanks for the quick reply!
I am using your SFTP-plugin. Sorry, that I did not mention this.
But I can't find where I made the change.
Edit:
I found it, it is in the settings per connection for new files and directories.
They were set to 600 and 700.
Thanks again, for making this invaluable software.
I am using your SFTP-plugin. Sorry, that I did not mention this.
But I can't find where I made the change.
Edit:
I found it, it is in the settings per connection for new files and directories.
They were set to 600 and 700.
Thanks again, for making this invaluable software.