tar gz command

0	Hello, seems i am not unable to archive through SSH one of our directories, it says: "permission denied". Is there a way to entrust my user with enough rights in order to be able to archive a directory? Thank you. permission gz tar archive asked 03 Apr '12, 06:35 rem 1●1 accept rate: 0%

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None of your directories have default permissions that wouldn't allow you to read files in it (which is necessary for archiving them). You can try running 'chmod -R 0755 ~/*' under SSH, but if this doesn't help, I'd suggest that you open a ticket and provide the exact command you've been trying to run to create the archive, so we can check it out for you.

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answered 03 Apr '12, 06:45

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Thank you for your prompt answer. The permissions are already set to 0755 so probably the best thing to do right now is open up a support ticket. Thanks.

(03 Apr '12, 13:49) rem

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