[Xitami] CHMOD Settings on Win 98

[B. Solomon]

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No, there's not a way I've heard of to do that with Windows 98.  The 
closest you could come to is by using a NTFS file system to somewhat 
emulate the permissions; but an FTP server running on that machine would 
have to translate permissions into a Unix-style.

It's really a different permissions system.  Is there a way to hack your 
cgi script?

Benjamin Solomon
wire@austin.rr.com



At 06:56 PM 12/15/2002, you wrote:

>I am setting up a voting script that requires specific settings for
>CHMOD of 755 on a file called cspoller.cgi. Attempts at setting the
>CHMOD using FTP clients has proven unsuccessful. Does anyone know if
>CHMOD can be set on files on a Windows 98 computer? If yes can you
>please explain the method? I have tried different FTP clients and
>servers with no success. I am running the most current version of
>Xitami.
>Many thanks,
>John Scrivner
>
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