Not exactly; 777 includes write permission which you don't need to read
files and might not want. You need read permission to enter the directory
and execute/search permission to list files in it (if you have read but
not execute, then you can't list files, but you can still read them if you
know their name and have read permission on the file).
-- Michael Gorse / AIM:linvortex / http://mgorse.home.dhs.org --
On Sat, 31 Jul 2004, Guy Abandon. wrote:
You need to set 777 on their host directory too surely.
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