Rick Root wrote:
I have a little home made CMS that writes files... on the server I've
recently installed this CMS on, those files get written as apache:apache
...
that file uses include to include other files that are not owned by
"apache", and this doesn't work.
Warning: main(): SAFE MODE Restr
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So... how do I work around this? Can I get php to write the files so
they aren't owned by "apache" but rather thwn owner of the php script
that creates them?
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PHP scripts run by the HTTP server are run as the web server. The web
server runs as 'Apache', so Apache needs permissions
I have a little home made CMS that writes files... on the server I've
recently installed this CMS on, those files get written as apache:apache ...
that file uses include to include other files that are not owned by
"apache", and this doesn't work.
Warning: main(): SAFE MODE Restriction in effect. T
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