I posted a message last week on this subject, and I have searched for an
answer meanwhile.
So i decided to re ask my question a little bit differently since i did not
find the answer to my problem:
I use a web based application I am making and through this application I
create directories. I can create the directories with no problem using PHP
with full rights (777). The directories, then, needs to have their group
changed to something else and here is my problem,
I tried a chgrp (the php function) from php to change it as well as
exec('chgrp'...) or exec('chown' ...) and then I tried a system('chgrp'...)
and system('chown'...). All this to no success. Someone told me, here on the
list, that apache was runing as nobody:nobody, so it had no rights to change
rights. We changed the user:group of apache and called it apache:apache.
then we re-tried all our experiences, to no avail. I am sure I am having all
the rights necessary because I can delete the directories I create with no
trouble.
Note: If I connect in console mode with the user apache, i can chown the
directory as I wish.
Any suggestion on how to change rights on directories would be appreciated.
(With PHP or any other solution)
Thanks in advance
Dominique Paquin
Galea secured networks
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