200 Permissions change Folder will not save changes to permissions FTP

[manhh]

I have a problem, how can I do?
Please help me...

I use Filezilla CHMOD file and folder permissions but not be changed.

Status: Set permissions of '/domains/huanlu*********.vn/public_html/wp-admin' to '555'
Command: SITE CHMOD 555 wp-admin
Response: 200 Permissions changed on wp-admin
Status: Retrieving directory listing...
Command: PASV
Response: 227 Entering Passive Mode (115,146,127,39,138,181)
Command: MLSD
Response: 150 Accepted data connection
Response: 226-Options: -a -l
Response: 226 25 matches total
Status: Directory listing successful

But check it is still not saved
If I perform on DirectAdmin it still works?
Can you help me?

With CB 1.2 I see

Changed permission OK

CB 2.0

Can't change permission

Thanks!

 

[zEitEr]

Hello,

Try to do it in Directadmin Filemanager and see whether or not it works. If it does not allow to change permissions in Directadmin then you probably should either check server logs (if you own/rent the server) or open a ticket with your hosting company (if you are an end-user).

 

[SeLLeRoNe]

I've checked on my server too and i'm also unable to set permission of a folder to 555 using PureFTPd as service.

My thot is that for security reason it prevent you to disable writing permission for file/folder at owner level to prevent you to not be able to change permission again...

I hope i was clear xD

Regards

 

[manhh]

Hello,

Try to do it in Directadmin Filemanager and see whether or not it works. If it does not allow to change permissions in Directadmin then you probably should either check server logs (if you own/rent the server) or open a ticket with your hosting company (if you are an end-user).

Thanks you! In Filemanage it working, but I fixed.
Can't using puretftp and CHMOD 555
Thanks for help.

I've checked on my server too and i'm also unable to set permission of a folder to 555 using PureFTPd as service.

My thot is that for security reason it prevent you to disable writing permission for file/folder at owner level to prevent you to not be able to change permission again...

I hope i was clear xD

Regards

Thanks you! That right, I'm fixed.
Thanks for help.

 

[toml]

Looking at the code for pure-ftpd it is checking if you are changing the permissions of a directory and if you are, then it automatically changes the owner permissions to 7, so if you were trying to change a directory to 555 it would change it to 755 which is what it looks like in your image. A file should be able to be changed 555 based on the code I am looking at (src/ftpd.c starting at line 2589).