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Michelle. See if you can create a new folder on the UNIX server while in an FTP
program like CoreFTP or WinsockFTP.
Then dump everything to THAT fol
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Hi David,
Thanks for that and sorry for my ignorance of Apache Tomcat but I have
just moved from an old IIS server that didn't care about the file
permissions. I am using ftp from Windows (using Dreamweaver
don't think you can...you usually have to administer that by some FTP tool. At
least typically you do.
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Thanks for the help - I'll tweak the ftp side.
Regards,
Michele
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n set the umask.
Like for instance you could say: umask a=rw.
Hope that helps,
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We answer all kinds of questi
but I am just puzzled why
Apache cares about file permissions instead of user/group security.
Thanks again for any help you can give.
Michele
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Two solutions, neither are 'apache' solutions:
1. Set sticky bits on the permissions on the folder so new files created
under it adopt it's settings.
2. Co
Two solutions, neither are 'apache' solutions:
1. Set sticky bits on the permissions on the folder so new files created
under it adopt it's settings.
2. Configure your ftp service to correctly set permissions on upload.
Of course, I don't see where any of this has to do with tomcat, hence
the
Hi Tomcat users!
I have a problem with user permissions on my web server - when a file is
ftp'd to the webserver the permissions are -rw-r- and browsers trying
to access the url are forbidden to view. Once I chmod 666 the file then
browsers gain access. But as my website changes constant
