OT: CHMOD on Windows?

Report · Sep 26, 2006

How can I CHMOD files on Windows servers?

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Report · Sep 26, 2006

Murray *ACE* wrote:
> How can I CHMOD files on Windows servers?

You can't. chmod is *nix only.

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Report · Sep 26, 2006

Not heard of that one Murray. What's chmodding?

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Report · Sep 26, 2006

Yeah - I understand. The question really is "how can I modify the
permissions on a file in Windows, similar to the way I can with *nix"?

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"David Powers" <david@example.com> wrote in message
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> Murray *ACE* wrote:
>> How can I CHMOD files on Windows servers?
>
> You can't. chmod is *nix only.
>
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Report · Sep 26, 2006

Permission twiddling! 8)

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"Julian Roberts" <nospam@charon.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Not heard of that one Murray. What's chmodding?
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Report · Sep 26, 2006

At a command prompt, type help attrib . i think that is the windows equiv. that you would like.

Report · Sep 26, 2006

> How can I CHMOD files on Windows servers?

I think you'll need server root access for that (or ask the host to do that
for you).
Most control panels allow changing permissions on directories, but AFAIK not
on single files.

Regards, Marja

Report · Sep 26, 2006

Murray *ACE* escreveu:
> Permission twiddling! 8)
>
----------
Easinesses as in the *NIX environment - I don't believe to exist,
however, I think this is usefull:

http://www.scriptlogic.com/Group_Policy_Management.asp
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zerof

Report · Sep 26, 2006

Thanks, guys....

<glug>

I didn't want to have to go back to the host....

So - 666 is equivalent to what permissions then? I believe that 777 is
read/write/execute for everyone....

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> Murray *ACE* escreveu:
>> Permission twiddling! 8)
>>
> ----------
> Easinesses as in the *NIX environment - I don't believe to exist, however,
> I think this is usefull:
>
> http://www.scriptlogic.com/Group_Policy_Management.asp
> -----
> zerof

Report · Sep 26, 2006

check chmod Win utility. i haven't used it, just someone talk to me about it

Murray *ACE* wrote:
> How can I CHMOD files on Windows servers?

Report · Sep 26, 2006

Has anyone used this utility?

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"John Doe" <jdoe_ns@telefonica.net> wrote in message
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> check chmod Win utility. i haven't used it, just someone talk to me about
> it
>
> Murray *ACE* wrote:
>> How can I CHMOD files on Windows servers?

Report · Sep 26, 2006

Windows calls it an "Access Control List", which is why the command is
unpronounceable.

CACLS (change access control list settings is how I remember it) is what
you're looking for.
Basic usage:

CACLS filename [/G user:permission] [/R user:permission] [/P
user:permission] [/D user:permission]

You can specify more than one user in each command (/G user:permission
user:permission), but I normally am just doing it for either IUSR or my FTP
account, so I'm a little rusty. :)

/T is used if you want to apply the ACL to all specified files in the
current directory and subdirectories (you can use DOS wildcards * and ? to
specify more than one file at a time without using /T, but it won't hit
subdirectories that way).

/E is used if you want to edit the current ACL rather than replace it
(you'll almost always be using /E).

/C says to continue on access denied errors (only applies if you're
specifiying more than one file/user).
/G stands for "grant"
/R stands for "revoke"
/P stands for "replace"
/D stands for "deny"

Allowed values for "permission" are:
N - none (except you can't "grant none" or "deny none", N can only be used
with /P)
R - read
C - change (write)
F - full control (create, delete, etc)

Examples:
To grant IUSR permission to create new files in a directory, you'd enter
CACLS directoryname /E /G IUSR_SERVERNAME:F

If you want to grant IUSR read-only permission for all the files in a
certain directory and its subdirectories, you'd enter
CACLS directoryname /E /G /T IUSR_SERVERNAME:R

To specifically deny write access over the same, you could do
CACLS directoryname /E /D /T IUSR_SERVERNAME:C

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> How can I CHMOD files on Windows servers?
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Report · Sep 26, 2006

Murray *ACE* wrote:
> So - 666 is equivalent to what permissions then?

Apart from being the sign of the devil, 666 means read/write permissions
for everybody.

4 is read
2 is write
1 is execute

Add the numbers together and you get all possible combinations from 0
(no permissions) to 7. The order of the digits represents owner, group,
rest of the world.

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Report · Sep 26, 2006

Thanks, lionstone.

But I have to do this with host priveleges, right? And I have to do it from
a command line on the server, right?

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"Lionstone" <HIDElionstone@HIDEhushmail.com> wrote in message
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> Windows calls it an "Access Control List", which is why the command is
> unpronounceable.
>
> CACLS (change access control list settings is how I remember it) is what
> you're looking for.
> Basic usage:
>
> CACLS filename [/G user:permission] [/R user:permission]
> [/P user:permission] [/D user:permission]
>
> You can specify more than one user in each command (/G user:permission
> user:permission), but I normally am just doing it for either IUSR or my
> FTP account, so I'm a little rusty. :)
>
> /T is used if you want to apply the ACL to all specified files in the
> current directory and subdirectories (you can use DOS wildcards * and ? to
> specify more than one file at a time without using /T, but it won't hit
> subdirectories that way).
>
> /E is used if you want to edit the current ACL rather than replace it
> (you'll almost always be using /E).
>
> /C says to continue on access denied errors (only applies if you're
> specifiying more than one file/user).
> /G stands for "grant"
> /R stands for "revoke"
> /P stands for "replace"
> /D stands for "deny"
>
> Allowed values for "permission" are:
> N - none (except you can't "grant none" or "deny none", N can only be used
> with /P)
> R - read
> C - change (write)
> F - full control (create, delete, etc)
>
> Examples:
> To grant IUSR permission to create new files in a directory, you'd enter
> CACLS directoryname /E /G IUSR_SERVERNAME:F
>
> If you want to grant IUSR read-only permission for all the files in a
> certain directory and its subdirectories, you'd enter
> CACLS directoryname /E /G /T IUSR_SERVERNAME:R
>
> To specifically deny write access over the same, you could do
> CACLS directoryname /E /D /T IUSR_SERVERNAME:C
>
>
> "Murray *ACE*" <forums@HAHAgreat-web-sights.com> wrote in message
> news:efb36g$66e$1@forums.macromedia.com...
>> How can I CHMOD files on Windows servers?
>>
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Report · Sep 26, 2006

Command line, sure, but it would also work from a BAT or COM file or WSH
(windows scripting host) or anything that can send a command to the Windows
shell.
Some hosts allow you to run CACLS on your directories. Some do not.

"Murray *ACE*" <forums@HAHAgreat-web-sights.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks, lionstone.
>
> But I have to do this with host priveleges, right? And I have to do it
> from a command line on the server, right?
>
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> "Lionstone" <HIDElionstone@HIDEhushmail.com> wrote in message
> news:efbd7g$jgg$1@forums.macromedia.com...
>> Windows calls it an "Access Control List", which is why the command is
>> unpronounceable.
>>
>> CACLS (change access control list settings is how I remember it) is what
>> you're looking for.
>> Basic usage:
>>
>> CACLS filename [/G user:permission] [/R user:permission]
>> [/P user:permission] [/D user:permission]
>>
>> You can specify more than one user in each command (/G user:permission
>> user:permission), but I normally am just doing it for either IUSR or my
>> FTP account, so I'm a little rusty. :)
>>
>> /T is used if you want to apply the ACL to all specified files in the
>> current directory and subdirectories (you can use DOS wildcards * and ?
>> to specify more than one file at a time without using /T, but it won't
>> hit subdirectories that way).
>>
>> /E is used if you want to edit the current ACL rather than replace it
>> (you'll almost always be using /E).
>>
>> /C says to continue on access denied errors (only applies if you're
>> specifiying more than one file/user).
>> /G stands for "grant"
>> /R stands for "revoke"
>> /P stands for "replace"
>> /D stands for "deny"
>>
>> Allowed values for "permission" are:
>> N - none (except you can't "grant none" or "deny none", N can only be
>> used with /P)
>> R - read
>> C - change (write)
>> F - full control (create, delete, etc)
>>
>> Examples:
>> To grant IUSR permission to create new files in a directory, you'd enter
>> CACLS directoryname /E /G IUSR_SERVERNAME:F
>>
>> If you want to grant IUSR read-only permission for all the files in a
>> certain directory and its subdirectories, you'd enter
>> CACLS directoryname /E /G /T IUSR_SERVERNAME:R
>>
>> To specifically deny write access over the same, you could do
>> CACLS directoryname /E /D /T IUSR_SERVERNAME:C
>>
>>
>> "Murray *ACE*" <forums@HAHAgreat-web-sights.com> wrote in message
>> news:efb36g$66e$1@forums.macromedia.com...
>>> How can I CHMOD files on Windows servers?
>>>
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>>
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Report · Sep 26, 2006

Thanks, lionstone. I'll see if this works with my host.

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"Lionstone" <HIDElionstone@HIDEhushmail.com> wrote in message
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> Command line, sure, but it would also work from a BAT or COM file or WSH
> (windows scripting host) or anything that can send a command to the
> Windows shell.
> Some hosts allow you to run CACLS on your directories. Some do not.
>
>
> "Murray *ACE*" <forums@HAHAgreat-web-sights.com> wrote in message
> news:efbdtb$ke0$1@forums.macromedia.com...
>> Thanks, lionstone.
>>
>> But I have to do this with host priveleges, right? And I have to do it
>> from a command line on the server, right?
>>
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>>
>> "Lionstone" <HIDElionstone@HIDEhushmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:efbd7g$jgg$1@forums.macromedia.com...
>>> Windows calls it an "Access Control List", which is why the command is
>>> unpronounceable.
>>>
>>> CACLS (change access control list settings is how I remember it) is what
>>> you're looking for.
>>> Basic usage:
>>>
>>> CACLS filename [/G user:permission] [/R user:permission]
>>> [/P user:permission] [/D user:permission]
>>>
>>> You can specify more than one user in each command (/G user:permission
>>> user:permission), but I normally am just doing it for either IUSR or my
>>> FTP account, so I'm a little rusty. :)
>>>
>>> /T is used if you want to apply the ACL to all specified files in the
>>> current directory and subdirectories (you can use DOS wildcards * and ?
>>> to specify more than one file at a time without using /T, but it won't
>>> hit subdirectories that way).
>>>
>>> /E is used if you want to edit the current ACL rather than replace it
>>> (you'll almost always be using /E).
>>>
>>> /C says to continue on access denied errors (only applies if you're
>>> specifiying more than one file/user).
>>> /G stands for "grant"
>>> /R stands for "revoke"
>>> /P stands for "replace"
>>> /D stands for "deny"
>>>
>>> Allowed values for "permission" are:
>>> N - none (except you can't "grant none" or "deny none", N can only be
>>> used with /P)
>>> R - read
>>> C - change (write)
>>> F - full control (create, delete, etc)
>>>
>>> Examples:
>>> To grant IUSR permission to create new files in a directory, you'd enter
>>> CACLS directoryname /E /G IUSR_SERVERNAME:F
>>>
>>> If you want to grant IUSR read-only permission for all the files in a
>>> certain directory and its subdirectories, you'd enter
>>> CACLS directoryname /E /G /T IUSR_SERVERNAME:R
>>>
>>> To specifically deny write access over the same, you could do
>>> CACLS directoryname /E /D /T IUSR_SERVERNAME:C
>>>
>>>
>>> "Murray *ACE*" <forums@HAHAgreat-web-sights.com> wrote in message
>>> news:efb36g$66e$1@forums.macromedia.com...
>>>> How can I CHMOD files on Windows servers?
>>>>
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>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>

Report · Sep 26, 2006

So, 666 is only read/write and 777 is read/write/execute. I knew it was
something simple like that but just couldn't remember.

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"David Powers" <david@example.com> wrote in message
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> Murray *ACE* wrote:
>> So - 666 is equivalent to what permissions then?
>
> Apart from being the sign of the devil, 666 means read/write permissions
> for everybody.
>
> 4 is read
> 2 is write
> 1 is execute
>
> Add the numbers together and you get all possible combinations from 0 (no
> permissions) to 7. The order of the digits represents owner, group, rest
> of the world.
>
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Report · Sep 26, 2006

There used to be a DW extension called Set Permissions. I remember it .. it
worked in the Site window .. I don't remember the details. I also could
have sworn I remembered this being added to the Results panel at some point
in time .. but I don't see it there now.

Oh .. I looked at the Exchange before hitting the send on this .. looks like
this was done during DMX 2004 .. may or may not work on DW8. Doesn't look
like it was updated after that, but it is free.

http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/exchange/#loc=en_us&view=sn106&viewName=Exchange%20Search%20Details&aut...

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"Murray *ACE*" <forums@HAHAgreat-web-sights.com> wrote in message
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> How can I CHMOD files on Windows servers?
>
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Report · Sep 26, 2006

Ah, I see. You can use the Authication server behaviours in the ASP model.
You can then control which pages people see.

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Report · Sep 26, 2006

That's not really what I wanted - I wanted to make sure that certain pages
on a site have read/write permissions set so that they could be modified by
FCKEditor.

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"Julian Roberts" <nospam@charon.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Ah, I see. You can use the Authication server behaviours in the ASP model.
> You can then control which pages people see.
>
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Report · Sep 26, 2006

Thanks, Nancy - I'll take a look....

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"Nancy *Adobe Community Expert*" <nancy@webwish.com> wrote in message
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> There used to be a DW extension called Set Permissions. I remember it ..
> it worked in the Site window .. I don't remember the details. I also
> could have sworn I remembered this being added to the Results panel at
> some point in time .. but I don't see it there now.
>
> Oh .. I looked at the Exchange before hitting the send on this .. looks
> like this was done during DMX 2004 .. may or may not work on DW8. Doesn't
> look like it was updated after that, but it is free.
>
> http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/exchange/#loc=en_us&view=sn106&viewName=Exchange%20Search%20Details&aut...
>
>
> --
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> Adobe Community Expert
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> "Murray *ACE*" <forums@HAHAgreat-web-sights.com> wrote in message
> news:efb36g$66e$1@forums.macromedia.com...
>> How can I CHMOD files on Windows servers?
>>
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>> http://www.dwfaq.com - DW FAQs, Tutorials & Resources
>> http://www.macromedia.com/support/search/ - Macromedia (MM) Technotes
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Report · Oct 09, 2006

Murray *ACE* wrote:
> Has anyone used this utility?
>

use your favorite FTP software, and like Smart FTP or FTP Voyager. There
should be a button to change permission of file or folder on the server.
Use google to search CHMOD utility.

Regards

Report · Oct 10, 2006

My favorite FTP software is DW. 8)

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http://www.macromedia.com/support/search/ - Macromedia (MM) Technotes
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"dreamworms" <dreamworms@siteatelier.com> wrote in message
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> Murray *ACE* wrote:
>> Has anyone used this utility?
>>
>
> use your favorite FTP software, and like Smart FTP or FTP Voyager. There
> should be a button to change permission of file or folder on the server.
> Use google to search CHMOD utility.
>
> Regards

Report · Oct 10, 2006

Murray *ACE* wrote:
> My favorite FTP software is DW. 8)
>
Sorry, But DW does a good job for creating web site. But for
manipulating file properties on the server, dreamweaver is not so good.

In fact the features of file synchronization and get in - get out, is a
very great thing.

Sorry to say this, but what can I say. As a web developer we can't count
on one software -:)

Cheers

Dreamworms
http://www.siteatelier.com
YM: Burmansyah

Report · Oct 11, 2006

It's worked for me. DW and Windows Explorer are all I have used for 7
years. But - I see your point.

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http://www.projectseven.com/go - DW FAQs, Tutorials & Resources
http://www.dwfaq.com - DW FAQs, Tutorials & Resources
http://www.macromedia.com/support/search/ - Macromedia (MM) Technotes
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"dreamworms" <dreamworms@siteatelier.com> wrote in message
news:egi1ao$626$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> Murray *ACE* wrote:
>> My favorite FTP software is DW. 8)
>>
> Sorry, But DW does a good job for creating web site. But for manipulating
> file properties on the server, dreamweaver is not so good.
>
> In fact the features of file synchronization and get in - get out, is a
> very great thing.
>
> Sorry to say this, but what can I say. As a web developer we can't count
> on one software -:)
>
> Cheers
>
> Dreamworms
> http://www.siteatelier.com
> YM: Burmansyah