Raised Eyebrow Blog

I’ve been working with Coda now for a few weeks and it’s been going pretty smoothly. There are a few bugs in the software, or they may even be feature requests :) When creating a file locally and subsequently uploading it to the server the file permissions are set to 700. This was causing all sorts of weirdness on a Drupal site that I’m currently theming. This is definitely a bug, however it’s pretty easy to overcome. In “Preferences -> Transfers” there is an option to “Set permissions on upload”. Set this to 644. This is the recommended permission for files in your theme folder in Drupal. You should now have no more problems when uploading files. If you’ve already uploaded files, it’s pretty easy to change via the command line using the chmod command:

chmod 644 filename.php

Tags: Coda

This entry was written by Colin Calnan on Wednesday, June 24th, 2009 at 8:55 am, is filed under Code and Coding, Content Management Systems, Drupal, Geekery, and is tagged as Coda. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.