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evylrat
Recursive CHMOD?
  • 2005/2/17 10:58

  • evylrat

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I don't have shell access. Does anyone know of a script or FTP program that'll recursively CHMOD all files? OR set CHMOD on upload?

I use Filezilla at the moment, and you can CHMOD all files in that directory at the same time... but it's taking forever to go through the hundreds of folders.

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evylrat
Re: Recursive CHMOD?
  • 2005/2/18 15:47

  • evylrat

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Anyone know an FTP program that'll do this?

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jdseymour
Re: Recursive CHMOD?

I don't generally chmod multiple files or folders, too much chance for mistakes.

SmartFTP is a good ftp program, and fast may want to google for that one.

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evylrat
Re: Recursive CHMOD?
  • 2005/2/18 16:08

  • evylrat

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  • Since: 2004/2/25


Yup, trying that one out at the moment. Just a pain without shell access. Maybe it's worth asking if I can have it.

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Re: Recursive CHMOD?
  • 2005/2/19 1:15

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I would recommend Cygwin to all Windows users. It gives you a UNIX style shell on your desktop. Once installed you can use the local shell to change file permissions recursively with:

find . -type d | xargs chmod 755

then you can ftp or scp the files onto your server. Cygwin has binaries for ncftp and lftp (both command line but very powerful).

Download the setup.exe from:

http://sources.redhat.com/cygwin

When you install have a look through all the packages they supply - the default selection is pretty good but you might want some extras (make sure ncftp, lftp, ssh are checked).

Graham

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