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User’s Guide WS_FTP Pro • The first digit is interpreted as follows: •     If the first digit is 1 (known in UNIX circles as the “sticky       bit”), it sets the link permission to directories or sets the
      “save-text” attribute for a file.
•     If the first digit is 2, it sets the group ID on execution.
•     If the first digit is 4, it sets the user ID on execution. • The second digit expresses Owner permissions • The third, Group permissions • The fourth, Other. Four-digit values are used in the WS_FTP Pro log, in the message
area, and by some system administrators and ISPs. The table below shows how WS_FTP Pro check box options
correspond to the last three digits. The third column shows the
possible values for Owner, Group, and Other as viewed in the ten-
position value in the first column of a directory list for a UNIX site. In the directory list, the first position indicates whether the item is a
file (-, s, S, or t) or directory (d), while positions two through ten show
the permissions for Owner, Group, and Other. Selected options in
WS_FTP Pro 2nd, 3rd, or 4th digit of
4-digit number Permissions in
directory list none 0 --- Execute 1 --x Write 2 -w- Write, Execute 3 -wx Read 4 r-- Read, Execute 5 r-x Read, Write 6 rw- Read, Write, Execute 7 rwx

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Chapter 5: Working with Files and Folders		Changing the Permissions for UNIX Files- p.2 Changing the Permissions for UNIX Files- p.3 Chapter 6: Using Firewalls Multiple Firewalls Firewall Types Configuring a Firewall- p.1 Configuring a Firewall- p.2 Using a Configured Firewall Chapter 7: FTP Commands Pop-up Menu FTP Commands Pop-up Menu- p.1 FTP Commands Pop-up Menu- p.2 FTP Commands Pop-up Menu- p.3
Preserving File Date and Time Transferring Only Newer Files Setting the Date Format Deleting Files and Folders Confirming Deletions Renaming a File Before or After Transfer Renaming a File As You Transfer It Getting Prompted for Path/File Name Converting File Names Having the FTP Site Assign a Unique File Having Assign a Unique File Converting File Extensions Changing the Permissions for UNIX Files- p.1