Author: Antony CorstenReference Number: AA-00228Views: 15938Last Updated: 08/11/2009 07:16 AM
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Changing permissions depends on the type of access to file on your server you have. Most FTP-clients (cuteFTP, smartFTP) allow you to change permissions by clicking right mouse button and then choosing "properties" or "permissions". If you use FAR manager you'll need to press 'ctrl+a' while cursor is over file or folder to change permissions. If you use shell - you'll need run command 'chmod'. For example: for folder permissions: chmod tmp/ 777 for file permissions: chmod db.conf.php 777 (these files and folders should be located in your current folder)
If you use control panel file manager - choose file or folder, and on the left or right hand panel with permissions will appear. Also some Windows-based (e.g.: IIS)
servers don't support permissions changing (sometimes doesn't have
'chmod'-command at all) but there folders and files mostly have
permission 777 by default (Or you’ll need to contact your ISP to change
permissions on such server).