Re: Net::FTP->problem with put
- From: Greger <boss replace_this_with_@ gregerhaga.net>
- Date: Tue, 28 Feb 2006 13:28:10 +0200
Michael Greb wrote:
In article <1141122178.770518.192760@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,hello
"chinzi" <chintan491@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Does the user you are logging in to the ftp server as have permission
to write to /etc/init.d/?
how do i check that??? it might be the problem bcoz i am putting the
file in the home of the user it is being able to transfer ..
You are trimming a bit too much of the quoted text, you want to keep the
line that says who you are replying to at least.
I'm not quite sure I understand what you mean by "i am putting the file
in the home of the user it is being able to transfer". The issue would
be wether the username you are using for the ftp connection has access
to write to /etc/init.d/ on the ftp server, since this is the directory
you are trying to upload to. What do the ftp server's logs say about
the connection?
it depends, if you log on someplace with anonymous and some pass( like your
email adress) then by default I'd assume that you have read permissions but
not put permissions, as your error messsage says the user you are trying
wiht has no write permissions on the server you connect to. This is
something you have to configure on the server( if that is in your hands) or
then use another user and pass which has actually write permissions there.
Greger
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