i using CPanel . but every file after delete come back and with FileManager or ftp i cant chmod files! with PhpStorm or every ftp manager like CuteFtp problem exist !
Since you are not able to delete the files , that states its a permission issue. The files that are owned by root user needs root use to change their permissions. make sure you are logging in with correct user that has permissions.
Are You using root user in FTP?
If your FTP user is root and filemanager is not ... you can't alter files created by root.
Let me know that... I can help more.
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Quoting How to determine if you can write to a file with SFTP because of your group? ,
You could do mode & 00002 to see if a [directory] is writable by the public
and you could get a directory listing to and see if the owner of .
matches the user that you logged in with (although stat doesn't
usually return the longname for SFTPv3 servers, which is what you'd
need to get the username from that) but what about group permissions?
In the answer to that post it was suggested that a better way to test the writeability of a file with SFTP was to actually open that file for writing. eg. something analogous to fopen('filename.ext', 'w');.
My question is... what's the best way to determine the writeability of a directory with SFTP? You can't open a directory for writing like you can a file. My best guess: just attempt to upload a temporary file in the directory in question?
Like maybe use SSH_FXF_CREAT and SSH_FXF_EXCL? Altho the possibility that the file might already exist kinda complicates things. I guess a directory listing could be obtained and then one could attempt to upload a filename that doesn't exist but, the fact that this would require read permissions not withstanding it'd also not work as well if the directory was super large.
Any ideas?
What about a login script which would do a touch on that directory with that user?
If sshd would be used you could use a pam_script (pam auth module to execute a script) simply to simply do a touch testing_file_creation in your directory. You would need to add into your pam sshd configuration.
If the directory would not be writable you would get a message during your login
touch: testing_file_creation: Permission denied. Of course, you could do more fancy stuff with that but this would be the very basic.
Our website is constantly reading from a "discovery" folder within an FTP directory. It will try to delete files after x amount of time. It constantly gets a 550 error when trying to delete some of the files. Eventually, after the site (basically, ftp user) tries enough time, the file is "released" and the the user is able to delete the file.
I do not know if I can't delete these files temporarily because they are being uploaded, or if another process is accessing them.
yes, May be some other process can be holded that or else that is readonly file. If it is readonly you need to remove that readonly attributes.
Go to your directadmin or whatever your admin access is.
Via directadmin (example : www.domain.com:2222) than select files on the right top.
Search the folder or file in the root and click on "Reset owner".
After that you'll be able to delete the file via Filezilla.
I am trying to upload two files to a webserver so my teacher can see it. I am using winsp since my filezila doesnt work. But for some reason it is telling me that i don't have access to that page. Can anyone tell me why is it doing that.Here is a picture of my screen.
I am just not understanding why it is telling me that i don't have to access it.
If I had to take a guess, that public_html folder is your public directory where you should put things that anybody can get to (like through a browser). You have your files outside of that directory, so your page can't access them.
edit:
It's an educated guess, as I have seen a fair amount of server configurations that name the public web folder as such (other common names are "www" and "httpdocs")
Problem definitly isn't in code. There is error while uploading files. Can you connect to FTP regulary? If you can. Look for Active or Passive file transfer to FTP. Also if you can upload files, files must be in public_html folder to be visible from browser.
Active or passive
First read Neal comment.
second, you should probably copy the files into the /public_html folder, instead of the / (root) folder.
This is installed on a Unix system I don't have direct access to, but can get insight on by sitting with a network team.
The problem is this, I have 3 folders I need access to, read and write. The problem is, I only have access to 1 of them, and only read. This is via ColdFusion, I can get into them fine with the user they are assigned to (and the CF server runs on, which is the "www" user).
I CAN read and write to the temporary file directory, the place files are stored before they are moved to the destination directory (SERVER-INF/ etc etc etc), but that's not helpful. I have tried having the network people set the permissions for the other folders to the same thing, but with no results. The current settings of the folder I can access are rwxrws--- and the other folders are rwxrwxr-x, so I should have more permissions ( the "s" is not a mistake in the first folder).
We have tried setting the other folders to 777 and we did not even get read capability. Does the server need to be restarted on a Unix box after setting new permissions for ColdFusion to be able to get to them? I'm out of ideas right now, I'll take any new suggestions.
TL;DR
All using ColdFusion
temp directory - can read and write to
folder 1 - can read from (including subdirectories)
folder 2 - cannot read or write to (permission denied)
folder 3 - cannot read or write to (permission denied)
Goal: Get upload functionality working.
Edit: Server using apache
Just a random guess... Have you checked that paths you are trying to access are fully correct? They should be absolute for file operations, and www user must have X permissions on the all path directories -- to enter them.
The problem ended up being a restart was required after setting the new folder permissions. We didn't think this was an issue on a Unix box, however ColdFusion apparently did. This worked.
im working with cms made simple.my problem is my template folder permission.in this cms when a template uploaded,a folder (by the same name of that temlate,for example : 'TEMP1') creates and it's permission is set to 0755.when i want to change permission of the template folder i will get this error :
FileOp Failure on: /home/visamast/public_html/uploads/arty1: Operation not permitted
and also when i want to upload files via ftp or cpanel to this folder nothing will happen,i mean the upload process will be done,but no files has been uploaded!!!!!!!!
how can i fix this problem?!
It sound like you are having an ownership problem rather than a permission problem. If your server is set up to run PHP as a module, files and directories created by PHP will be owned by the generic Apache user. Generally that means that you will not be able to change permissions on the file/directory. Most likely you will need to have your hosting company do a recursive chown on the entire directory tree your site is in to make you the owner of all of the files and directories.