I haven't noticed that you are using SCP protocol. It is not supposed to work with it for subdirectories. It is documented on the link, I've posted previously. Use SFTP.
- martin
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I tried it again.
* set the subfolders to 644 (rw-r--r--)
* go to maindirectory
* change properties: Add X to directories + Set group, ownership and permissions recursively
-> same as last time, subfolders still have 644
* set the subfolders to 644 (rw-r--r--)
* go to maindirectory
* change properties: Add X to directories + Set group, ownership and permissions recursively
-> same as last time, subfolders still have 644
- martin
Re: set x for subfolders recursive doesn't work
Maybe you have missed one thing. The X is not added unless you gave the direcotry also R. Read documentation.
- Guest
set x for subfolders recursive doesn't work
Hi,
I'm using WinSCP to acces a linux-box via scp.
there were some folders without the x permission
so i tried to fix it:
* select the main folder
* F9 for properties
* checked set x for folders
* checked set recursive
* OK
-> the subdirectories don't have an x
verion: 3.7.4
protocol: scp
Interface style: Norton commander
Hope I cold help
and sorry for my english
I'm using WinSCP to acces a linux-box via scp.
there were some folders without the x permission
so i tried to fix it:
* select the main folder
* F9 for properties
* checked set x for folders
* checked set recursive
* OK
-> the subdirectories don't have an x
verion: 3.7.4
protocol: scp
Interface style: Norton commander
Hope I cold help
and sorry for my english