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URL Access Scripting


  • Subject: URL Access Scripting
  • From: Saratchandra Kongara <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 22 Apr 2003 19:39:04 -0400

Hello,
I am using URL Access Scripting to upload some files and folders to a
FTP server. The files are HTML files. Here is the script that I am using

set this_item to "Users:sarat:Sites:HTMLFolder"
set fullURL to
"ftp://sarat:email@hidden/Users/sarat/Sites/Upload/";
with timeout of 60 seconds
tell application "URL Access Scripting"
upload alias this_item to fullURL replacing yes with progress and
upload directory without binhexing
end tell
end timeout

As you can see I am just uploading it to a server on the Local LAN for
testing purposes. The folder is uploaded right but the file permissions
are not carried over to the server. As these are all HTML files I like
them to be group and world readable (rwx-r_xr_x). Is there a way to set
the permissions for files and folders on the server or specify a flag
so they are retained after they are uploaded? Thanks.

Regards
Sarat Kongara
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