chmod 777 in unmanaged Windows Server 2008 R2

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chmod 777 in unmanaged Windows Server 2008 R2

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Hello,

I'm trying to install XLRstats Webfront and it requires 2 folders to have permissions set to 777.

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# chmod 777 path/to/xlrstats/dynamic
# chmod 777 path/to/xlrstats/config
I use Cyberduck FTP, and I edit the permissions to 777 but it reverts back to 000.

Using Windows Explorer via Remote Desktop and if I right-click > properties, I am able to un-check 'Read-only', but when I right-click on it again, it's checkmarked again..

Help is greatly appreciated.

-Walt
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Re: chmod 777 in unmanaged Windows Server 2008 R2

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Found my answer:

Right-click folder > properties > security tab > click Edit button > select Users > checkmark Full-Control

success.
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Re: chmod 777 in unmanaged Windows Server 2008 R2

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chmod 777 is a wince-worthy requirement that they should not need =\. You should never have to make your files readable and writeable by all other users on the machine.
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