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Guest

I just logged on to the server and verified, all users have read, write, append, and delete permissions for files, and list, make, and delete permissions on folders - including subfolders.

This looks to be all the permissions they would be able to be granted.
bilbo6209

I have verified teh users have full control over the files on the server, so they should have permission to change the timestamp also.
martin

You cannot use synchronize command for files for which the user does not have permissions to update the timestamp.
bilbo6209

OK maybe I am missing something....

Using the script

""C:\Program Files\WinSCP\WinSCP.exe" /defaults /synchronize "C:\backup" "/backup/"" I am getting the error.... What do I need to change in the script or in teh settings in teh software to make it so my client isnt getting this message with every backup?

Bill
martin

Re: file uploaded succesfully, but unable to set permissions....

bilbo6209 wrote:

Is there a better way to do this?

I do not know of any simple better way.
bilbo6209

Re: file uploaded succesfully, but unable to set permissions....

martin wrote:

When synchronizing the timestamp is updated always, disregarding the settings, because the synchronization does not make sense otherwise.


Is there a better way to do this? I set it up with Synchronize to attempt to keep transfer size as low as possible....

Bill
bilbo6209

I had it set to update the time stamp initialy, but when this message started coming up I attempted unchecking it to try to clear the message..... If anyone has more info or can tell me what I need to do to resolve teh issue it would be great
martin

Re: file uploaded succesfully, but unable to set permissions....

When synchronizing the timestamp is updated always, disregarding the settings, because the synchronization does not make sense otherwise.
bilbo6209

file uploaded succesfully, but unable to set permissions....

I have set up a simple cmd script to run a scheduled back up for a client (using windows task scheduler to launch the CDM). Everytime teh script runs it throws up a message stating "Upload of file <filename> was successful, but error occurred while setting the permissions and/or timestamp"

I have changed the option to not report permissions errors, I have tried every combination of checked and unchecked for every timestamp and permissions I can find in the configuration.

the CMD script is teh following ""C:\Program Files\WinSCP\WinSCP.exe" /defaults /synchronize "C:\backup" "/backup/"" all the connection info is saved in the profile along with all the settings for setting permissions and time stamps.

Any thoughts or pointers for this would be great! I have 2 users set up on 2.7 and they do not seem to have this issue, but the 2 users who are set up on 2.8 have this issue with every synch :(