Set New Attributes

Allows you to set new access rights (attributes) for the file or directory on Unix FTP servers. To display this dialog, use the Set New Attributes command in the Some of Existing Attributes Cannot be Preserved dialog box (it is one of Solve Error dialog boxes).

Options

Path, Name

Specifies the file or directory for which you are setting new access rights (attributes).

Current attributes

Shows the current access rights (attributes) of the file or directory.

Owner: Read, Write, Execute (Access)
Group: Read, Write, Execute (Access)
Others: Read, Write, Execute (Access)

Specify new access rights for owner, group, and others. When checked, the right will be set. When cleared, the right will be cleared.

Numeric value

You can also set access rights using their octal representation. The first digit is for owner rights, the second for group rights, and the third for others' rights. Numerical values for rights are these: 1 = Execute (Access), 2 = Write, 4 = Read. For example: "640" means read and write for owner, read for group, and no rights for others.

Set New Attributes

Click this button to set new access rights (attributes).

Use these attributes in operations with the same error now

Select this check box if you want to set the same access rights (attributes) in all operations (see the Operations list view in Operation dialog box) which are currently in the same error state (error: some of existing attributes cannot be preserved). Note: this will not apply to operations which will get to the same error state in the future.