Mmh
Ok, RTFM would have solved my problem, I guess.
Sorry for being so stupid.
Sorry for being so stupid.
- Mark
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Re: Cannot change file ownership
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Cannot change file ownership
Hi,
when using WinSCP to connect to a Solaris 8 system (as root), I cannot change any file ownership to, say, the user which Apache is supposed to use (see example below). Those fields in the GUI are grayed out. However, when connecting directly via SSH, I can use chown to set the file ownership without problems. I tried this with version 3.5.6 (Build 213) as well as version 3.7.1.
I am not sure what exactly it is that causes this behavior, but as it works in a terminal, I tend to assume that it's a WinSCP thing. Any hints?
Mark
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As it is:
-rw-r--r-- 1 root other 58813 Jan 18 13:50 file_2.jsp
As it should be:
-rw-r--r-- 1 www www 58063 Jan 16 15:32 file_3.jsp
when using WinSCP to connect to a Solaris 8 system (as root), I cannot change any file ownership to, say, the user which Apache is supposed to use (see example below). Those fields in the GUI are grayed out. However, when connecting directly via SSH, I can use chown to set the file ownership without problems. I tried this with version 3.5.6 (Build 213) as well as version 3.7.1.
I am not sure what exactly it is that causes this behavior, but as it works in a terminal, I tend to assume that it's a WinSCP thing. Any hints?
Mark
~
As it is:
-rw-r--r-- 1 root other 58813 Jan 18 13:50 file_2.jsp
As it should be:
-rw-r--r-- 1 www www 58063 Jan 16 15:32 file_3.jsp