Permission for downloading zip file from apache server

 · Downloading the Apache HTTP Server¶. Use the links below to download the Apache HTTP Server from one of our mirrors. You must verify the integrity of the downloaded.  · Now we have to setup a file server for you. Now open /var/www/html location and make a folder with any name and place some files of yours. Then restart/reload apche2 and then in the browser type as. localhost/ and you see your folders. But to make your friends/people to see your files. we have a lot of work to do like. We need a website name.  · Resolved: I changed permissions on folder to prevent all acces (chmod ), and at the same time I changed permissions on the bltadwin.ru to allow acces to Reviews: 3.

Use the "Save file" option to save the download file "apache-tomcatwindows-xzip" to a temporary folder. 4. Unzip "apache-tomcatwindows-xzip" to file installation folder \local\apache-tomcat 5. Try to start Tomcat server by running the "startup" command in a command line window: C:\herong\local\apache-tomcat Click Download for each of the following files, ensuring that you select the correct platform and architecture for your system: Red Hat JBoss Web Server Application Server (jws-application-serverszip). Normally, the best thing to do would be to delete Temporary Internet Files and download the file again. However, the issue may not be with the original Zip file. It may be caused by settings on the server where the file is stored. Also, downloading with Internet Explorer may be one of the factors in the issue.

Downloading the Apache HTTP Server¶. Use the links below to download the Apache HTTP Server from one of our mirrors. You must verify the integrity of the downloaded. Resolved: I changed permissions on folder to prevent all acces (chmod ), and at the same time I changed permissions on the bltadwin.ru to allow acces to file (chmod ). Share Improve this answer. I think you can do this with Apache Commons Compress. First paragraph: Access to internal and external attributes (which are used to store Unix permission by some zip implementations). Take a look at the API and look for setUnixMode () Share. Follow this answer to receive notifications. answered Nov 29 '12 at