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I have an odd problem. I hope someone can shed	by JustnCase	2004-10-22 11:40:32
permissions on the dir it downloads to?	by PsychoI3oy	2004-10-22 11:44:49
hmm ... possibly	by JustnCase	2004-10-22 11:48:44
right, but when you ftp by hand	by PsychoI3oy	2004-10-22 12:05:38
you're in your username's directory and have the permissions of your username. I'm not 100% sure how windows handles it, but I know in *nix environments, webservers tend to run as user 'nobody' or 'httpd' or something like that, and have limited access to the filesystem. I only had IIS on my win2k machine for a very brief time period, and never dealt with transfering files in that maner. Maybe you could test the theory with a basic upload script to see if it can write/read from the filesystem? Also check the control applets for the script directories (momentary flash of remembering IIS) and make sure that they're set to allow filesystem reads/writes.
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I am using the NET::FTP module to do the FTP. The	by JustnCase	2004-10-22 12:40:06

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