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Date: Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:40:34 -0500
From: Scott D Friedemann <scott AT friedemann DOT us>
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Subject: SFTP - Maintaining Windows file permissions
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When a user uploads a file via SFTP, the file has permissions only for 
the user who uploaded it.  If another users tries to upload a new 
version, he gets a permissions error.

Is it possible to set the default so that the Windows file permissions 
for the directory are followed?  Or is there another method to use so 
that all users have write access to the files?

Scott


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