🚀 go-pugleaf

Hello,

I am logged in a machine from which I would like to edit some files
stored in another machine. The remote machine is located outside my
local network, and I normally access to it via ssh.

Within (x)emacs I use find-file and type:

  /<username>@<remote-machine>:

When I type Enter I am asked for the password. After I enter the
password an ftp connection is established with the remote machine,
and the username's home directory is listed. I am able to navigate
through the file system, open files and make modifications to these
files (i.e. they are not opened as read only), but when I try to save
these modifications I get a permission denied error. I would like to
know if there is something I can do to open the ftp connection with
the necessary permissions to be allowed to save the modifications I
do in the files I open.

The ftp log looks like this:

  ftp> open <remote-machine>
  Connected to <remote-machine>.
  220 FTP server ready.
  user "<username>" Turtle Power!
  ftp> 331 Password required for <username>.
  230 User <username> logged in.  Access restrictions apply.

I suppose that the ftp flags stated by (x)emacs should be changed so
that I have more access permissions.

Could anybody give me a hint on this?

Please, reply also to my email adress.

Thanks in advance,

Marielle