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tenderobject · 02-04-2007, 06:17 AM

im having problem using my transit client since i changed the preferences a few weeks ago. when im uploading files i need to setup the permission for every folder etc. its quite annoying. before i doesn't need to do that. anyone have an idea how to rest my preferences to the default settings or maybe could help me fix my settings hehe

setting in the transfer tab

when an item is already exsist...

downloading files: try to resume transfer
downloading folders: ask me what to do
uploading files: ask me what to do
uploading folders: ask me what to do

queue: use queue for all transfers (unchecked)
maximum queue connections (2)

i remember i changed something on this part

options

beep when transfers complete (unchecked)
open files after downloading (unchecked)
use fetch cursor compatibility mode (unchecked)
set permission on upload (unchecked)

do i need to set permission on default?

when i check on it and click "edit"

the default extensions are

default permission: 644
cgi permission: 755
pl permission: 755

anyone? :P

react · 02-04-2007, 09:54 AM

The only thing I can see that would affect this is the "set permissions on upload". This is unchecked by default. If your FTP server is configured strangely or you are looking for some non-standard permissions you might want to enable it.

I'm using 3.5.5 which actually has a default setting for files and another for folders. Strange that yours doesn't have that as you would typically set these differently.

tenderobject · 02-04-2007, 11:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by react

The only thing I can see that would affect this is the "set permissions on upload". This is unchecked by default. If your FTP server is configured strangely or you are looking for some non-standard permissions you might want to enable it.

I'm using 3.5.5 which actually has a default setting for files and another for folders. Strange that yours doesn't have that as you would typically set these differently.

oh maybe the problem would be on my server settings as well? im not surebut after i migrate my dedi to natnet it happed i'll ask them about this..

as for the default setting for files. its strange i only have those listed in my above post.

tenderobject · 02-04-2007, 12:13 PM

ok ive upgraded my transmit version to 3.5.6 lol

when i check on it and click "edit"

the default extensions are

default file permission: 644
default folder permission: 755
cgi permission: 755
pl permission: 755

i tried uploading a gif on my server and still having forbidden error? shoul i need to change the default file permission to 755?

thanks man!

02-04-2007, 06:17 AM	#1
tenderobject Need Designs? 312352846 Industry Role: Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Somewhere Posts: 11,684	mac users: anyone using transit 3.2.1 im having problem using my transit client since i changed the preferences a few weeks ago. when im uploading files i need to setup the permission for every folder etc. its quite annoying. before i doesn't need to do that. anyone have an idea how to rest my preferences to the default settings or maybe could help me fix my settings hehe setting in the transfer tab when an item is already exsist... downloading files: try to resume transfer downloading folders: ask me what to do uploading files: ask me what to do uploading folders: ask me what to do queue: use queue for all transfers (unchecked) maximum queue connections (2) i remember i changed something on this part options beep when transfers complete (unchecked) open files after downloading (unchecked) use fetch cursor compatibility mode (unchecked) set permission on upload (unchecked) do i need to set permission on default? when i check on it and click "edit" the default extensions are default permission: 644 cgi permission: 755 pl permission: 755 anyone? :P __________________ NEED DESIGNS?!?

02-04-2007, 09:54 AM	#2
react Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: NZ Posts: 673	The only thing I can see that would affect this is the "set permissions on upload". This is unchecked by default. If your FTP server is configured strangely or you are looking for some non-standard permissions you might want to enable it. I'm using 3.5.5 which actually has a default setting for files and another for folders. Strange that yours doesn't have that as you would typically set these differently. __________________ -- react

02-04-2007, 12:13 PM	#4
tenderobject Need Designs? 312352846 Industry Role: Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Somewhere Posts: 11,684	ok ive upgraded my transmit version to 3.5.6 lol when i check on it and click "edit" the default extensions are default file permission: 644 default folder permission: 755 cgi permission: 755 pl permission: 755 i tried uploading a gif on my server and still having forbidden error? shoul i need to change the default file permission to 755? thanks man! __________________ NEED DESIGNS?!?