Bugfix Apply public read permissions to files selected to share (Google Drive).Bugfix Allow downloading files marked as abusive (Google Drive) (#10377).Bugfix Copy files to different bucket (Backblaze B2) (#10924).Bugfix Set timestamp with X-OC-Mtime header (Nextcloud, ownCloud).Bugfix Immediate retry for failure with cached upload channel (Backblaze B2).Bugfix Repeated prompt for authorization code (hubiC).Bugfix Read timeout after copying large file (OpenStack Swift).Bugfix Unable to access documents in Shared with me (Google Drive).Bugfix Download fails for files with whitespace in name (Google Storage) (#10931).Feature Support for ap-east-1 (Hong Kong) region (S3) (#10986).Feature Group bookmarks by labels in menu (macOS).Feature Labels for bookmarks (macOS) (#9719).Feature Support for vault format version 7 (Cryptomator) (#10825).Bugfix Upload files to encrypted rooms (CLI, DRACOON).Bugfix Upload files using S3 direct upload to encrypted rooms (DRACOON).Bugfix Navigation buttons in browser window do not work (macOS) (#11140).Bugfix Failure running application (CLI, macOS) (#11139).Bugfix Changes not saved when editing bookmark (Windows).I checked my etc/group file and it had the correct group set at the bottom. I used to be able to edit and create files with Cyberduck without the owner/group being changed, and without errors.

When I changed owner and group on a file through terminal with chown 500:501 /path/to/file they start working again, I can visit the webpage and when I check the file permissions, owner and group are 500 and 501.īUT they revert right back to 0 as soon as I make any edit to the file (doesn't matter what) or if I create a new file, and the page becomes unviewable again with the same error. Normally (and before this started happening), the owner and group were 500 and 501. The problem seems to be that the owner and group are being reverted to 0 as soon as I edit or create files. I'm getting Server 500 error on my website files (which are all public, set to 755 on folders and 644 on files). Using Cyberduck for FTP and a Linux server.

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