Setting default upload file permission in Filezilla [closed] - filezilla

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How can I set the default UPLOADED file / folder permission in Filezilla? Such that I won't manually set the permission each time when I upload file / folder, thanks

Found an apparently good tutorial here: http://buddingbloggers.com/2009/04/changing-file-permissions-via-filezilla/
As a side note, folder and file permissions are set on the server, you can use Filezilla, or you can login through a console if it's a Unix like system.

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