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Sending chmod command via Fetch? (7 posts)

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  • Started 23 years ago by BigMike
  • Latest reply 23 years ago from BigMike
  • BigMike Member

    Hi. I'm trying to get a small cgi script going on a site and I need to change some files to chmod 755. Can I do this via Fetch and how would I do that?

    Obviously I am on a Mac;)

    Thanks a bunch!

    Posted 23 years ago #

  • jaba Member

    i think when you set your upload permissions, the new dialogue box will shoe you the permissions you are sdetting ... isthis what you are talking about, either that or you need Telnet to go in and set permissions...

    Posted 23 years ago #

  • Jim Matthews Administrator

    You would select the CGI file and choose "Set Permissions..." from the Remote menu. In Fetch 4.0 it will show you the equivalent chmod command as you check and uncheck the permission boxes.

    Jim Matthews
    Fetch Softworks

    Posted 23 years ago #

  • BigMike Member

    Thanks for the replys, guys;)

    I need to set files to chmod 755 and 777. The remote "set permissions" box only offers a search/execute option. I take it I have to wait till 4.0 to be able to send the actual number commands? Or am I missing something here?

    Posted 23 years ago #

  • Jim Matthews Administrator

    To send the equivalent of "chmod 777" you'd want to check all the boxes. To specify 755, check all except the Group and Everyone Write boxes.

    Posted 23 years ago #

  • BigMike Member

    Thanks, Jim, I'll give it a try and let you know;)

    Have a good one;)

    Posted 23 years ago #

  • BigMike Member

    Worked like a charm. Thanks again;)

    Posted 23 years ago #

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