Changing File permission

How can i change the file permission on my website using
Dreamweaver FTP ?
I'm corrently using version 6.1
Thanks in advance

thank you
i have it now working

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You can host this workflow as a SharePoint App in SharePoint Online or use SharePoint Designer to create this workflow as long as you use the app step. Managing the permissions can be done with a REST call. The initiator of the workflow must have
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After I successfully set up file sharing on my MacBook Pro, my colleague dropped off some files for me in the Drop Box. The problem is, I cannot change the permissions for myself on these files.
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But when I try to change for "myname (Me): custom" to anything else, it remains unchanged.
Btw, even after I click on the lock icon, and enter my password, the "Locked" and "Stationery Pad" checkboxes remain greyed out.
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Solved, at least for me! Check it out.
I also had a bunch (3) of 'users' on both my startup drive (Tiger) and my second internal drive (no system). This happened after I did an 'archive/install' of Leopard on an external FW drive and using Migration Assistant to move the rest of my root-drive files onto the same FW disk.
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Change File Permission

I was under the assumption that I could use cffile to change
file permissions on the fly... I am find this extremely difficult.
Does anyone know how to change file permissions of a file using
cffile.
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How to change file permission

Dear Guru's,
Can you please give me information about the following one ...................Through which command we can restore files from tape drives to our system after completion of backup.Iam working on HP-UX and sap ECC 5.0 ver database -Oracle.Thanks in advance.................
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niblettes wrote:
I only know what OSX tells me -- so my information is only as good as its messages.
Locked files seem like a good possibility though.
Your first post seemed to say that some specific files couldn't be deleted. If you know any of their names, see if one is locked. if not, that isn't the problem. If it is, unlock it and try to delete. If it still won't delete, that's not the problem, either (or at least not all of it).
How can I just make all file unlocked since I have no idea which of the tens of thousands of file are at fault?
I know in OSX its easy to change permissions on a folder and then propagate that change to all child foders and files. Does locking/unlocking work the same?
If you don't know of any specific files, try creating one, locking it, then seeing if you can delete it.
There doesn't seem to be any way to unlock all files in a folder.
Do you want to delete everything on the TC? If so, just erase it with Airport Utility -- only takes seconds.
EDIT: These files wouldn't be in Time Machine backups, would they? If so, you can only delete entire backups via the Finder, not individual files or folders. But the message OSX usually sends when you try that says so fairly clearly.
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I'm using Acrobat SDK PDFLib to generate a pdf and save it, but I don't know how to change file permission before saving it.
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Hi Experts,
I have a production issue :
I am placing the .txt file into a SFTP server location from a SFTP Location[NO Transformation in the file]. (Sender and receiver channels are SFTP)
I am using user- user1(for example) which have the read write access to the particular folder, hence when it places the file it places with 664 permission .(This permission gives only user1 as read/write access , but other user have read only access).
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As far as i know the permissions are related to the folder and the User not for files
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sus2013 wrote:
I am using APEX4.2 to produce a graph ( by AnyChart) and used the simple pop up windows to save the graph to a PNG image file called test.png in the windows location ( being X:\APEX_CHART where X is pointing to windows server /abc/Transfer/APEX_CHART/ ).
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How to use FilePermission class to change the file permission in Linux

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I'm running in a issue related to changing the file permission under Linux environment. I'm using Suse 10.0 Linux and run jdk 1.5 java runtime.
I want to create a file during execution time and change the permission of the same. I use File.createNewFile() API to create file. By default it does not have all the 3 permission (read,write,execute) for all the user ( user,owner,group). Through program I have to change the file permission ( equal to execute ,chmod 777 filename).I donot want to use runtime.exec() with chmod as the argument , since it creates a process to change the permission which may impact the performance. I want to try FilePermission class , by giving filename and permission as the argument. But it is not changing the permission . Could any one faced this problem ?
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How do I set the Umask prior to starting the program
? Could pls explain in steps.I don't think umask can help you. The mode mask prevents permission bits from being set when a file is created, but does not force any bits to be set. So if execute permission is not set explicitly when a file is created, umask will do nothing about it.
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I am trying to change some setting in a VIDEO_TS folder, but all of the files are "Read Only". Even When I go to "Get Info" there doesn't seem to be a way to change permission.
What am I missing? How can I change the permission parameter so that I can edit the file?
Thanks in advance.
Brian

Hi Martin.
Thank you for the quick response.
I videotape a project with my cameras set to 16:9. I have edited them, changed them to a quicktime movie and burned an image using iDVD.
Of course it won't play in 16:9, so I was using a program called myDVDEdit to change the parameters of the files in the VIDEO_TS folder to make them display in 16:9. I posted a question/thread about it yesterday, but nobody responded.
When I go into the VIDEO_TS folder, the files are all "Read Only", so I can't edit them. I went to "Get Info" to change the permissions and everything is grayed out so that I can't change anything.
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/dev/null file permission changes frequently

Hi,
We are experiencing file permission change issue frequently for the
following files:
root@domain5 # ls -l /devices/pseudo/mm@0:null
crw-rw-rw- 1 root sys 13, 2 Apr 22 2009
/devices/pseudo/mm@0:null
root@domain5 # ls -l /dev/null
crw-rw-rw- 1 root sys 13, 2 Oct 25 07:01 /dev/null
By default, above is the file permission settings. If the file permission
changes, it will look like as below:
root@domain5 # ls -l /devices/pseudo/mm@0:null
cr--r--r-- 1 root sys 13, 2 Apr 22 2009
/devices/pseudo/mm@0:null
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You need to correlate any changes on the system to when you have the problem, or see the date on /dev/null change. Software packages can change this, applications can change this, sometimes even patch installs.
Even certain administrative practices.
Here's one example, where touching a vendor software-created printer config with native Solaris admintool would change /dev/null permissions
http://www.rootunix.org/SOLARIS/printFAQ.txt
10) ONLY ROOT CAN SEND PRINT JOBS:
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network to the printer. If the printer setup is modified in any
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