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Setting permissions


Setting permissions using your ftp account.

Here is the guide for what do

7 Read Write Exe
5 Read Exe
6 Read Write
4 Read

Examples

Chmod 755 file would allow you to read, write, and exe the file and every one else to read and exe the file. This is the standard permission level for all files on the server.

Chmod 777 file would allow everyone to read, write, and exe the file this is the permission level for files that need to be written to by the web server.

Change your .pl or .cgi files to 755
Change your .dat or .txt files to 777

Help from the web:
Unix Permission Guide

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