Hello,
I have a problem when trying to upload (ftp) a file to a specific server.
In detail, I have 6 PCs with Ubuntu 8.10 that are on the internet with different IPs. One of the machines is the server that I use to upload and download files using the rest of the machines.
If I upload files to the webserver from any user OTHER than www-data, then I get a 403 error when I try to access the uploaded files from the browser. I can run "chmod 777" on the file and it works fine then, but it's very tedious to have to do this to every file I upload. Is there a way to make it so any of my users in the www-data group can upload files (via FTP) without issue?
Soooo.... I am trying to upload a document (docx) to career builder or monster basically any job sites and it won't allow me to. When I select the upload button it only gives me the option to upload from music,gallery or sound recorder which I do not have my doc saved in.
I have a basic linux server setup (setup locally on my network with no outside access) and i wanted to FTP files to the /var/www directory.
I have installed vsftpd and i have access to the server via FTP on another machine.
The problem i am having is the permissions on the directories and files uploaded are no the same as root, although i have setup a user with the admin user group which has root
I'm serving my website using Nginx as web server.
I offer upload functionality to my users (they are allowed to submit pictures up to 5Mb) so I have the directive: client_max_body_size 5M; in my server config.
What I've noticed is that if I try to upload any file the webserver does not prevent the upload of bigger files.
Hallo iam newbie with working android and php. iam using android to upload a files in background process. in android i using http method to upload a file to server. This code was work find but in logcat was appear a error code. Not error in Android code but error in result php code.
I chrooted a user to the directory /var/www/upload using ChrootDirectory /var/www/upload in my etc/ssh/sshd_config.
The permissions of all the files in var/www/upload is 755 and owner is root:upload_user.
However, I still cannot modify the files.
vsftpd on ubuntu after sudo apt-get install vsftpd
Then did configuration as in the attached /etc/vsftpd.conf file.
Anonymous ftp allows cd to the upload directly and allows
put myfile.txt which gets created on the server but then
the client hangs and never proceeds.
Hello,
Is it possible to allow random users to upload files to a folder on my server? I want to make a "Queue" folder where my website columnists can upload their editorials. From there, I can spell-check them and move them to the destination folder for publishing.
Is this possible? Can I make a separate account on the CPanel for just the columnists to upload their work?
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