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I haven't a clue
Hello
I've found a nice little script that allows people to send ecards of my images from my site. Trouble is I haven't a clue how to do this! I found out what a 755 is but not how to set it. and I'm supposed to set the path to #!/usr/bin/perl and this is just on my server. So the questions I'm going to ask are going to be daft or simple, probably both. Do I make a folder on my server named this #!/usr/bin/perl ? I mean I know what a path is but the ecard developer wants other files made I just don't know how it all fits together. Thanx in advance SJ |
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Re: I haven't a clue
There are a few ways. What you are referring to is CHMOD. Any good FTP client will let you do it, or you can telnet or ssh into your server and cd to the directory and do chmod <filename> 755, 777 etc etc...
i.e. chmod 777 /username/public_html/images/ or cd /username/public_html/images/ then chmod 755 foo.jpg As for perl, what you have is generally the default path to it and usually remains unchanged.
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