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ghobro
June 5th, 2001, 00:33
Usually i use cuteftp or ultraedit to chmod files on remote server, but after a month ago, my isp have been closed ftp port. But, by using linux i can ftp-ing my files, but ther is problem. I dont know to chmod my files at remote server. Anyone can fix my problem?
martian
June 5th, 2001, 15:35
why did your ISP closed FTP port ?
atlas
June 5th, 2001, 18:46
I suppose if they closed FTP then you probably don't have SSH or telnet access to your account either?

If you do:

chmod <permissions> <filename>

755 generally for CGI scripts
644 generally for static HTML

-mk
ghobro
June 6th, 2001, 00:40
My ISP say they do it for security reason (I dont understand it)

My site hosted at free server (barrysworld) . I think, there is no free server give telnet account.
fatman
June 6th, 2001, 08:50
Originally posted by ghobro
Usually i use cuteftp or ultraedit to chmod files on remote server, but after a month ago, my isp have been closed ftp port. But, by using linux i can ftp-ing my files, but ther is problem. I dont know to chmod my files at remote server. Anyone can fix my problem?

I'm not sure I understand this correctly. How is it you can ftp using Linux but not using Windows? Both clients would use the same port, and if the ISP has blocked the port, would not all the clients be unable to access your site?
ghobro
June 6th, 2001, 10:56
I'm not understand too. Maybe my story can help u. I'm uploading my files at netcafe. Before, the netcafe connect by ISP, but all of ISP in my city very bad. Then 5 netcafe agree to buy connection by satelit from an ISP from Singapore. Every netcafe get different IPs. Netcafe who have the big investment then manage it. Then they closed FTP.
In my netcafe, client using windows, but server linux. After using satelit, the server still used but only virtual server. From client i can upload to my server at my net (I have an account), then upload to world. But, if upload from my client directly, connection refused.


For your help, thx!
ghobro
June 6th, 2001, 14:41
Thx n i'm sorry. I have fixed the problem, an thx for your comment and attention. Someone tell me that at linux ftp there is chmod command, not like dos ftp