On Wed, Feb 19, 2003 at 07:27:02AM -, DIKSHA NEEL wrote:
>
> hi all,
Hi Diksha,
> $fp = fopen("\bdoi_change\sundar.html", "w");
Mind your slashes. Is this PHP script running on a unix/Linux box, or
in MS Windows? If it's unix, remember that a backslash is *not* the
characters used to ide
>dear john,
>
>i made the CHMOD myself to 644.
>but the file is still not opening.
>do u have any more ideas?
Sorry no. Tapped out. But I'm not a pro coder myself. Someone will answer. Someone is
awake and coding. Come on guys. Give the lady a break.
>and i am not 'he'.i am 'she'.
I stand corre
At 09:07 19.02.2003, John Taylor-Johnston said:
[snip]
>What happened when you checked the permissions? 644? Then CHMOD it 644 again
>yourself to see if it makes a difference.
[snip]
Make sure the webserver can read/
Ok, someone help him out.
Maybe, just maybe the file belongs to someone else than you. I had that happen to me
once too. CuteFTP can show you that. Is this possible people?
What happened when you checked the permissions? 644? Then CHMOD it 644 again yourself
to see if it makes a difference.
ht
I had a similar problem Perling once. The server sometimes has default CHMOD settings.
I suspect the default is "rw--". You may have to CHMOD your file in your script
yourself to overcome this.
>the file permissions are "rw-r-r"
Are you sure :) Use your command line and check the CHMOD.
I cann
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