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[jampicoll]

Good morning,
I have a problem with some files on DNS 323 NAS.
When I try to open certain files gives me permission error.
I noticed that some files do not have the permissions 755 but different.
Obviously the user should have permission to see them also why I created a single user for all files.
In fact it happens that some files within a folder opens them and others do not.
How do I reset the permissions?
Please help me because some files are very important and I can not open them.
Thank you.

Attached is a screenshot of the situation:
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In normal situation the user eveyone has full access to the file while the file where the error occurs is not fully specified access and lack all the flags and place them because I can not tell me that I do not have permission to do so.

How can I do?

[dosborne]

If you have a basic understanding of Linux, since the DNS323 is no longer actively supported by DLink, you may want to consider loading the 3rd party script "FFP" that will install a telnet client. You can then reset any permisions that you need to. Google "FFP and TELNET" if you are interested in this.

[jampicoll]

Would you be so kind as to explain to me what I should do or tell me to do some online help.

[dosborne]

Google "FFP and TELNET" if you are interested in this.

Once you have telnet access (a simple process that takes about 10 minutes) you will have to use the CHOWN command to reset the owner (user) of the files/folders in questions and CHMOD to modify the permissions (777 is wide open permissions for all users and groups. More info on these commands can be found here http://polishlinux.org/console/file-permissions-in-linux/

[jampicoll]

I had access to the NAS.
In theory, putting the command
chmod-R 777 Volume_1
I do that?