问题
I am using FileZilla FTP to right click and change a directories File Permissions as I do on many other sites/servers. For some reason this is not working in Windows Azure. It outputs in FileZilla "500 'SITE CHMOD 777 (mydirectory)': command not understood"
Any ideas?
回答1:
I found a hack solution to delete files on Azure:
- Stop your website from the management console (https://manage.windowsazure.com)
- Open up the FTP site in Filezilla
- Rename the directory that has the problem to anything else (Possibly an optional step, I dont know)
- Delete the renamed directory
- Restart your website.
That seems to do it.
回答2:
The Windows Azure portal has a "Console" for websites where you can execute some shell commands. One of them appears to be chmod (fileutils) 4.1. I was able to modify the permissions on a folder using this:
chmod -R 744 myfolder
回答3:
Windows Azure Websites is a Windows Server based server. Thus, file permissions don't work like in Linux (as @SLaks already mentioned).
However, the account your scripts (PHP/ASP.NET/node.js) are executed under has full access to the folder /site/wwwroot, as does your FTP user. Meaning that from your PHP you can do all fully privileged file access operations - Read, Write, Delete, Create, Create directories.
What you cannot do, and cannot be changed, is to execute scripts (which 0777 would give you in Linux).
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16040814/how-can-i-chmod-files-directories-on-windows-azure