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ftp mkdir permission

Hi, I can create a folder on a pc that I connect to via ftp.

When I create a folder using mkdir

and then to move some files using "rename" I get access is denied.

Is there a way around this? I'm doing this programatically and creating a backup folder for each day.

I created a folder called archive via FTP and gave the FTP user full permission on the folder. When I create any subfolders via FTP I noticed the ftp user still has full permissions but I still appear to be getting the error message.

See below:

rename Order957842.xml archive/03102010/Order957842.xml
350 File exists, ready for destination name
550 archive/03102010/Order957842.xml: Access is denied.

Any ideas how to get around this?

Thanks,

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