Core FTP

You are correct. I uploaded a tar file to my server, but did not realize the chown was not set correctly. So I changed the chown to the user (me) and all is well.
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I hope this helps others.

Thanks

You are correct. I uploaded a tar file to my server, but did not realize the chown was not set correctly. So I changed the chown to the user (me) and all is well.
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I hope this helps others.

Thanks

I hope this helps. Since I downloaded the 1.3 v I cannot CHMOD either. And I know my server is fully capable. Something has changed. At first, I looked at XP sp2, Firewall settings, etc. Still no go.

The latest version released Oct. 2005 does not do this. The older version worked well. I opened my SSH client to change permissions. CoreFTP wouldn't do it. Maybe this is related...Now I cannot upload and get a 550 permission denied!

Any ideas?

No bug. The button worked very well, I just didn't know where it was. Thanks!!

There are a very large number of files that need to be uploaded in binary so renaming the extensions would be very tedious. I take it that my method was wrong? The author clearly stated that all files must be uploaded in binary.

I must upload a php based program in binary format. I think I did, but I'm not sure, and the author tells me that's why I'm getting the error: Fatal error: Unable to read How do you set the upload to binary? Under View>Options I checked off "Ignore" for ASCII Extensions and under View>Enco...