Well, this is a problem.. with perl, you can use suidperl, but not with
php.. the most easyest way is to give write permission to apache user to the
directory you want to upload the files...
Rafael Steil
On Wednesday 24 October 2001 11:43, you wrote:
> Hello-
>
> I'm t
($sql, $GLOBALS["CONNECTION_ID"])
it is the same code that works with php 4.0.1,, The link resource is valid (
at least I think that ), because when I do
echo $GLOBALS["CONNECTION_ID"];
the return is
Resource id #1
does anyone knows the problem???
thanks anyway,
Rafael Steil
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