Hi, I have one annoying problem on my Suse 10.1 / ISPConfig 2.28 Webserver. Whenever you upload a site via ftp (using the web administrator's username), the file permissions on the server are wrong afterwards; the site can not be viewed in the browser. To me personally, this is not a problem, I can connect to the server via putty and change the permissions manually after uploading. But my clients do complain about it. What can I do about it? Is this a ftp server configuration issue? regards, Tom
Yes. You can set the default permissions for uploaded files in the proftpd.conf file (if you use proftpd).
Hello Till, no, I'm using vsftpd. I have already set the 'local_umask' value to 022 (and to other values after that). After that I always restarted vsftpd and made a new ftp connection, but the permissions on the server are always 0600 when I upload something. Am I missing something? Any ideas? Thank you, regards, Tom
Hello, the problem is solved now, though I don't know why. It suddenly worked without me changing anything. (Yeah I know, everyone tells you so, though it normaly doesn't work after changing nothing... ) Thanks for your help anyway! regards, Tom