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Envy: /* Changing Permissions */

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Changing Permissions

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	#Click the appropriate boxes to add or remove read, write, and execute permissions.		#Click the appropriate boxes to add or remove read, write, and execute permissions.
	#Click <span class="button">OK</span>.		#Click <span class="button">OK</span>.
	#:<div class="messagebox metadata">'''Note''': You may set all public_html permissions to defaults by logging in to http://home.xmission.com/ and selecting the "My Account" tab. There, you will find a "Repair Your Web Permissions" option under the "XMission Tools" section.</div>

Envy at 20:19, 4 December 2017

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Jab at 20:38, 3 February 2014

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Mfrazier at 05:06, 18 March 2008

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Mfrazier at 23:03, 17 March 2008

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	#Click <span class="button">OK</span>.		#Click <span class="button">OK</span>.
	#:<div class="messagebox metadata">'''Note''': You may set all public_html permissions to defaults by logging in to http://home.xmission.com/ and selecting the "My Account" tab. There, you will find a "Repair Your Web Permissions" option under the "XMission Tools" section.</div>		#:<div class="messagebox metadata">'''Note''': You may set all public_html permissions to defaults by logging in to http://home.xmission.com/ and selecting the "My Account" tab. There, you will find a "Repair Your Web Permissions" option under the "XMission Tools" section.</div>


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Deadguy: new page

2007-07-29T00:37:18Z

new page

New page

==Configuring==

The first time you open CuteFTP you will see a Site Manager window. Fill it out as follows:

#On the left hand side, click on the folder you want to save the profile in.
#Click on the Add site button.
#In the Site Label field, enter <tt>XMission</tt>.
#In the Host Address field, enter <tt>ftp.xmission.com</tt>.
#In the User ID field, enter your XMission account name.
#In the Password field, enter your XMission password.
#In the Initial Remote Directory field, where the word "username" is your XMission username, enter <tt>/home/users/u/username/public_html</tt>.
#Click OK.
#Click Connect.

==Uploading==

#Open CuteFTP and connect using your XMission profile.
#On the left side, your local system, find the folder which contains the file you wish to upload. For example, "C:\Program Files\Microsoft FrontPage\pages\".
#On the right side, the remote system, find the directory you wish to upload your page to For example, ''/home/users/u/username/public_html/''.
#On the left side, click ONCE on the file you wish to upload to highlight it.
#Click on the Commands menu at the top of the window, go to File actions, and select Upload.
#:<div class="messagebox metadata">'''Note''': You can also drag-and-drop files from the left window to the right to upload them.</div>

==Downloading==

#Open CuteFTP and connect using your XMission profile.
#On the right side, the remote system, find the folder which contains the file you wish to download. For example, ''/home/users/u/username/public_html''.
#On the left side, the local system, find the directory you wish to download your page to For example, "C:\Documents and Settings\User\My Documents\website\".
#Click ONCE on the file you wish to download to highlight it.
#Click on the Commands menu at the top of the window, go to File actions, and select Download.
#:<div class="messagebox metadata">'''Note''': You can also drag-and-drop files from the right window to the left to download them.</div>

==Renaming==

#Open CuteFTP and connect using your XMission profile.
#On the right side, the remote system, find the folder which contains the file you wish to rename. For example, ''/home/users/u/username/public_html''.
#Click ONCE on the file you wish to rename to highlight it.
#Click on the Commands menu at the top of the window, go to File actions, and select Rename.
#Type the new name for the file in the dialog box that appears.
#Click OK.
#Click OK.

==Deleting==

#Open CuteFTP and connect using your XMission profile.
#On the right side, the remote system, find the folder which contains the file you wish to delete. For example, ''/home/users/u/username/public_html''.
#Click ONCE on the file you wish to delete to highlight it.
#Click on the Commands menu at the top of the window, go to File actions, and select Delete.
#:<div class="messagebox metadata">'''Note''': This can also be done by highlighting the file and hitting the Delete key on your keyboard.</div>

==Changing Permissions==

#Open CuteFTP and connect using your XMission profile.
#On the right side, the remote system, find the folder which contains the file you wish to change permissions on. For example, ''/home/users/u/username/public_html''.
#Click on the Commands menu at the top of the window, go to File actions, and select CHMOD.
#Click the appropriate boxes to add or remove read, write, and execute permissions.
#Click OK.
#:<div class="messagebox metadata">'''Note''': You may set all public_html permissions to defaults by logging in to http://home.xmission.com/ and selecting the "My Account" tab. There, you will find a "Repair Your Web Permissions" option under the "XMission Tools" section.</div>

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	#Click on the <span class="button">Add site</span> button.		#Click on the <span class="button">Add site</span> button.
	#In the <span class="button">Site Label</span> field, enter <tt>XMission</tt>.		#In the <span class="button">Site Label</span> field, enter <tt>XMission</tt>.
	#In the <span class="button">Host Address</span> field, enter <tt>ftp.~~xmission.com~~</tt>.		#In the <span class="button">Host Address</span> field, enter <tt>ftp.(your domain)</tt>.
	#In the <span class="button">User ID</span> field, enter your ~~XMission account name~~.		#In the <span class="button">User ID</span> field, enter your hosting username.
	#In the <span class="button">Password</span> field, enter your ~~XMission~~ password.		#In the <span class="button">Password</span> field, enter your hosting password.
	#In the <span class="button">Initial Remote Directory</span> field, where the word "username" is your XMission username, enter <tt>/~~home/users/u/username/public_html~~</tt>.		#In the <span class="button">Initial Remote Directory</span> field, where the word "username" is your XMission username, enter <tt>/httpdocs</tt>.
	#Click <span class="button">OK</span>.		#Click <span class="button">OK</span>.
	#Click <span class="button">Connect</span>.		#Click <span class="button">Connect</span>.
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	#Open CuteFTP and connect using your <span class="button">XMission</span> profile.		#Open CuteFTP and connect using your <span class="button">XMission</span> profile.
	#On the left side, your local system, find the folder which contains the file you wish to upload. For example, "C:\Program Files\Microsoft FrontPage\pages\".		#On the left side, your local system, find the folder which contains the file you wish to upload. For example, "C:\Program Files\Microsoft FrontPage\pages\".
	#On the right side, the remote system, find the directory you wish to upload your page to For example, ''/~~home/users/u/username/public_html~~/''.		#On the right side, the remote system, find the directory you wish to upload your page to For example, ''/httpdocs/''.
	#On the left side, click ONCE on the file you wish to upload to highlight it.		#On the left side, click ONCE on the file you wish to upload to highlight it.
	#Click on the <span class="button">Commands</span> menu at the top of the window, go to <span class="button">File actions</span>, and select <span class="button">Upload</span>.		#Click on the <span class="button">Commands</span> menu at the top of the window, go to <span class="button">File actions</span>, and select <span class="button">Upload</span>.
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	#Open CuteFTP and connect using your <span class="button">XMission</span> profile.		#Open CuteFTP and connect using your <span class="button">XMission</span> profile.
	#On the right side, the remote system, find the folder which contains the file you wish to download. For example, ''/~~home/users/u/username/public_html~~''.		#On the right side, the remote system, find the folder which contains the file you wish to download. For example, ''/httpdocs''.
	#On the left side, the local system, find the directory you wish to download your page to For example, "C:\Documents and Settings\User\My Documents\website\".		#On the left side, the local system, find the directory you wish to download your page to For example, "C:\Documents and Settings\User\My Documents\website\".
	#Click ONCE on the file you wish to download to highlight it.		#Click ONCE on the file you wish to download to highlight it.
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	#Open CuteFTP and connect using your <span class="button">XMission</span> profile.		#Open CuteFTP and connect using your <span class="button">XMission</span> profile.
	#On the right side, the remote system, find the folder which contains the file you wish to rename. For example, ''/~~home/users/u/username/public_html~~''.		#On the right side, the remote system, find the folder which contains the file you wish to rename. For example, ''/httpdocs''.
	#Click ONCE on the file you wish to rename to highlight it.		#Click ONCE on the file you wish to rename to highlight it.
	#Click on the <span class="button">Commands</span> menu at the top of the window, go to <span class="button">File actions</span>, and select <span class="button">Rename</span>.		#Click on the <span class="button">Commands</span> menu at the top of the window, go to <span class="button">File actions</span>, and select <span class="button">Rename</span>.
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	#Open CuteFTP and connect using your <span class="button">XMission</span> profile.		#Open CuteFTP and connect using your <span class="button">XMission</span> profile.
	#On the right side, the remote system, find the folder which contains the file you wish to delete. For example, ''/~~home/users/u/username/public_html~~''.		#On the right side, the remote system, find the folder which contains the file you wish to delete. For example, ''/httpdocs''.
	#Click ONCE on the file you wish to delete to highlight it.		#Click ONCE on the file you wish to delete to highlight it.
	#Click on the <span class="button">Commands</span> menu at the top of the window, go to <span class="button">File actions</span>, and select <span class="button">Delete</span>.		#Click on the <span class="button">Commands</span> menu at the top of the window, go to <span class="button">File actions</span>, and select <span class="button">Delete</span>.
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	#Open CuteFTP and connect using your <span class="button">XMission</span> profile.		#Open CuteFTP and connect using your <span class="button">XMission</span> profile.
	#On the right side, the remote system, find the folder which contains the file you wish to change permissions on. For example, ''/~~home/users/u/username/public_html~~''.		#On the right side, the remote system, find the folder which contains the file you wish to change permissions on. For example, ''/httpdocs''.
	#Click on the <span class="button">Commands</span> menu at the top of the window, go to <span class="button">File actions</span>, and select <span class="button">CHMOD</span>.		#Click on the <span class="button">Commands</span> menu at the top of the window, go to <span class="button">File actions</span>, and select <span class="button">CHMOD</span>.
	#Click the appropriate boxes to add or remove read, write, and execute permissions.		#Click the appropriate boxes to add or remove read, write, and execute permissions.