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Unix Permissions should be set properly in order to have your
pages display properly on the world wide web. If they are not correct, the
files may not be allowed to display. Permissions on your web files should be
set according to the following.
- .shtml files and graphics files should be 644 (owner read & write,
world read)
- .pl , .cgi should be 755 (owner full rights, world read & execute)
- note: 700 is automatically set for the transform.cgi file for processing
forms
- directories should be 755 (owner full rights, world read & execute)
- .htaccess files for secured files should be 644
See: changing
rights - PC or changing
rights - Mac for information on how to change rights through SSH File
Transfer Program.
Default permissions should be checked and set by clicking on Edit, Settings,
and clicking on File Transfer, Advanced in SSH File Transfer Program shown
below:

If your page doesn't display, what error message are you getting?
See a couple of the errors below:
- The page cannot be found - would be cause by page not there, or the case
in the link is not the same as the case of the filename - remember unix IS
case sensitive.
- Server error - would be the cause of a cgi file with incorrect rights.
- Forbidden - You don't have permission to access 'filename' on this server
- would be the cause of the.shtml file not having correct permissions.
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