Re: [IUG] Using Editors with Built In FTP Functions for Webpac Changes

["Norwood, Randy" <randy dot norwood at ttu dot edu>]

I use UltraEdit, which also has a built-in SFTP client, for all OPAC file
editing, and have not had any problems like that. AFAIK, it does not by
default change file permissions (though it does have the ability to change
Unix file permissions via the FTP client interface). I also use Jedit for
other editing tasks, but not for WebPAC editing.


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On 5/14/08 9:08 A, "Theodore Lawless" <tlawle at law dot columbia dot edu> wrote:

> Hello all,
> 
> Has anyone run into problems using a text editor with built in FTP
> problems for webpac modifications?  Specifically, have you received
> error messages in the Millennium interface after making changes via the
> text editor FTP.
> 
> We are using Jedit and it saves a lot of time.  However there is a Jedit
> setting that causes a change to the file's owners/permissions.  After
> opening a file and editing it with Jedit, we could no longer edit it
> through the Millennium interface.  We believe we have changed the
> setting and resolved the issue but are curious if people have run into
> similar problems.
> 
> If you are using Jedit and have yet to see this problem, contact me and
> I can describe what setting we changed.
> 
> Thanks,
> Ted Lawless
> Columbia University Law Library
> 
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