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Re: Default owner on FTP upload

I do not believe there is a way to edit the ftpaccess file and achieve what you want.  You could do what I do, which is write a launch daemon script using Lingon that executes at a set interval (every minute on our system) and sets the owner and permissions on files or folders (or folders and their contents with a -R option).

The default owner is the user that uploaded the file.

-Jonathan

UA Domains wrote:
Thanks to the folks on the list, I have been able to change some of the behavior on my X Serve when filed are uploaded via FTP, to reflect my and my users wants. I have one last item however. 

Can you force all files uploaded to be owned by a specific user? Such as www. 

The file I have edited to affect permissions is Library/FTPServer/configuration/ftpaccess. Is there a way to do what I seek in this same file?

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Derrick Peavy

Sales and Web Services

Universal Advertising

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