You have set up an FTP server in Ubuntu Server. Jason, a user, calls to say he gets an error when trying to put a file in his / home/jason/files directory. You look at the directory structure and see that you forgot to give the user ownership of the directory. Which command can fix the problem?

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Sariah Hudson

8 February, 11:17

You have set up an FTP server in Ubuntu Server. Jason, a user, calls to say he gets an error when trying to put a file in his / home/jason/files directory. You look at the directory structure and see that you forgot to give the user ownership of the directory. Which command can fix the problem?

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Sanaa Randall · Answer 1

"sudo chmod 777 / home/jason/files" or "sudo chown jason:jason / home/jason/files " is a commend which fix the error.

Explanation:

The above questions put a scenario when the user wants to set the owner's permission for any user. It is because when he will not set the owner's permission for any folder, then that folder is accessible to set the server for any Linux environment system. The above question also states about the above problem, so there is a needs to operate the above command to solve the error.