775 needs to be 0775 for starters, as I recall...
On Tue, September 19, 2006 11:07 am, Rahul S. Johari wrote:
>
> Here's the interesting things. I did exactly that to begin with... And
> I
> never got the "file can't be chmoded!" ... Instead, I actually got the
> "Mode
> changed to" notification
On Tuesday 19 September 2006 22:22, Rahul S. Johari wrote:
> Ok, my code follows. Basically I'm printing ...
> my Owner/Group, the existing Owner/Group of the file, the Owner/Group of
> the file After trying to change it.
Does apache have write access to write to yer file, that goes for either o+r
Ok, my code follows. Basically I'm printing ...
my Owner/Group, the existing Owner/Group of the file, the Owner/Group of the
file After trying to change it.
The most interesting thing is... I get absolutely no errors, no warnings,
and everything prints out as if everything worked... Except that it
At 11:01 AM -0400 9/19/06, Rahul S. Johari wrote:
Is there a way to find out if a file can be chown'd or chgrp'd ? Something
like is_writeable() ... Except that you're trying to find out if you can
change the Owner or Group of a file.
fileperms() perhaps?
http://php.he.net/manual/en/f
Here's the interesting things. I did exactly that to begin with... And I
never got the "file can't be chmoded!" ... Instead, I actually got the "Mode
changed to" notification that I had set in the "else {" case.
However... The mode of the file never changed! Even though !chmod didn't say
that mode
Rahul S. Johari wrote:
Is there a way to find out if a file can be chown¹d or chgrp¹d ? Something
like is_writeable() ... Except that you¹re trying to find out if you can
change the Owner or Group of a file.
Who will say it first?
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.fileowner.php
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Is there a way to find out if a file can be chown¹d or chgrp¹d ? Something
like is_writeable() ... Except that you¹re trying to find out if you can
change the Owner or Group of a file.
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Alle 17:25, giovedì 13 ottobre 2005, John Nichel ha scritto:
> nobody:nobody.
nobody:nonexistant (random number abs() really high), at least for apache2.
my personal suggestion is:
- chown all files (avoid suid) and dir root
- chgrp apache all files and dir
- chmod 750 all dir, 640 all files
- ch
Scott Fletcher wrote:
Well, apache use the "nobody:nobody" permission...
Apache runs whatever you configure user:group to be. Default is
nobody:nobody.
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t, that apache on
> my server does not have chown permissions.
>
> Thank you very mych for your help.
>
>
> Keith
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On Tue, October 4, 2005 12:21 am, Keith Spiller wrote:
> chown("$endpath", "admin");
>
> to try to change the owner of directories after using mkdir()
> to create them. It continues to fail on my remote Fedora server.
>
> I know the path is correct because mkdir() works perfectly.
> Apache sets th
tober 03, 2005 11:27 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] chown function
Keith Spiller wrote:
I'm using:
chown("$endpath", "admin");
to try to change the owner of directories after using mkdir()
to create them. It continues to fail on my remote Fedora server.
With what error me
Keith Spiller wrote:
I'm using:
chown("$endpath", "admin");
to try to change the owner of directories after using mkdir()
to create them. It continues to fail on my remote Fedora server.
With what error message? Have you tried logging in with SSH or similar
and trying the same command?
Mo
Hello,
I'm using:
chown("$endpath", "admin");
to try to change the owner of directories after using mkdir()
to create them. It continues to fail on my remote Fedora server.
I know the path is correct because mkdir() works perfectly.
Apache sets the owner as 48 when the directory is created.
I
This is the part of the code as it stands, it gives a permission denied
error.
$imtemp=$_FILES['file']['tmp_name'];
$imsize=$_FILES['file']['size'];
$imname=$_FILES['file']['name'];
if ($imsize > "10") {zerror("Image too large","Please go back and
correct, image must be less than 100k"
Not sure about cron, but will look into sudo.
Thanks!
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> you could setup a cronjob running as root which chowns the files.
> or maybe you can so something with sudo
>
>
>
>
>
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Hiya,
I have written as part of my CMS, an image upload system, now when the
images are placed in the destination folder, they are owned by httpd.root
and I need to get them to be owned by siteuser.sitegroup.
I have tried to chmod and chgrp it to siteuser.sitegroup but it gives
permission denied
This is the part of the code as it stands, it gives a permission denied
error.
$imtemp=$_FILES['file']['tmp_name'];
$imsize=$_FILES['file']['size'];
$imname=$_FILES['file']['name'];
if ($imsize > "10") {zerror("Image too large","Please go back and
correct, image must be less than 100k"
On Wednesday 06 August 2003 18:16, Bix wrote:
> I have written as part of my CMS, an image upload system, now when the
> images are placed in the destination folder, they are owned by httpd.root
> and I need to get them to be owned by siteuser.sitegroup.
>
> I have tried to chmod and chgrp it to s
Much appreciated!
Will try the ftp approach, thanks.
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> On Wednesday 06 August 2003 18:16, Bix wrote:
>
> > I have written as part of my CMS, an image upload system, now when the
> > images are placed in the destination folder
you could setup a cronjob running as root which chowns the files.
or maybe you can so something with sudo
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>I have written as part of my CMS, an image upload system, now when the
>images are placed in the destination folder, they are owned by httpd.root
>and I need to get them to be owned by siteuser.sitegroup.
>
>I have tried to chmod and chgrp it to siteuser.sitegroup but it gives
>permission denied e
On Thursday 23 January 2003 21:49, Urb LeJeune wrote:
> I could do this in perl but I'm being stubborn :-)
>
> When I run the following code as a regular user, everything fails.
> When I run it as root the directory is created and the chmod
> works. However, chown reports:
[snip]
> To help
I could do this in perl but I'm being stubborn :-)
When I run the following code as a regular user, everything fails.
When I run it as root the directory is created and the chmod
works. However, chown reports:
chown failed: Operation not permitted
Here is the code.
$Directory2Create = "/hom
what does posix_getlogin() return? perhaps you aren't really running the
script as root...
posix_getlogin() return a empty string. However, the script is
definitely
running as root. The same script is creating directories in another user's
account using mkdir()
If the script U
what does posix_getlogin() return? perhaps you aren't really running the
script as root...
On Wednesday 22 January 2003 08:05 pm, Urb LeJeune wrote:
> Has anyone had success in changing the ownership of a directory
> for within a PHP script? I am running as root an have tries
> exec()
> passthru
Has anyone had success in changing the ownership of a directory
for within a PHP script? I am running as root an have tries
exec()
passthru()
``back ticks
system()
This works fine in a Perl script:
`chown egovdemo:nobody /home/e-govdemo/htdocs`;
They are back ticks. Same line in the PHP scr
On Monday, April 15, 2002, at 02:22 PM, Darren Gamble wrote:
> Setting up sudo access should work properly. Ensure that the service is
> actually running as "nobody" and not another unprivileged user.
>
> However, it should be mentioned that this is a very, very insecure
> method!
> The chown
On Monday, April 15, 2002, at 02:05 PM, John Weez wrote:
> No, user nobody does not have access to chown command. This is part of
> my problem i suspect.
So then your "chown" command's permissions do not allow "everyone" to
execute it? If this is not the standard setup, so I would speak to
On Mon, Apr 15, 2002 at 10:54:51AM -0700, John Weez wrote:
:
: I have a script which makes a directory. This directory is owned by
: nobody.nobody because that is what apache runs as. But, I want this
: directory to be owned by a differrent user. So, After making the
: directory i use the php
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Subject: [PHP] chown ..opperation not permitted
Hi all,
My config is Apache 1.3 with PhP4 loaded as a module.
I have a script which makes a directory. This directory is owned by
nobody.nobody because that is what apache runs
No, user nobody does not have access to chown command. This is part of
my problem i suspect.
Erik Price wrote:
>
>
>>
>
> Are you saying that when you are logged in as "nobody", you can
> execute "chown otheruser directoryname"? If that is so then PHP,
> which runs under Apache which runs
On Monday, April 15, 2002, at 01:54 PM, John Weez wrote:
> I have a script which makes a directory. This directory is owned by
> nobody.nobody because that is what apache runs as. But, I want this
> directory to be owned by a differrent user. So, After making the
> directory i use the php co
Hi all,
My config is Apache 1.3 with PhP4 loaded as a module.
I have a script which makes a directory. This directory is owned by
nobody.nobody because that is what apache runs as. But, I want this
directory to be owned by a differrent user. So, After making the
directory i use the php comm
Ah yes my brain was tired..I meant chown. I want to change the ownership
of the newly created file to an existing user. The form has a field
where they input their login name and the nam,e of the newly created
directory. The PhP script is passed teh varibles but fails to change
ownership to
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>
> > Good day,
> >
> > What user is the application running as? Only the superuser can use
these
> >
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> Good day,
>
> What user is the application running as? Only the superuser can use these
> functions (this is documented with both of these functions).
>
> Fo
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Subject: [PHP] chown/chgrp not working
I have a client that I made a image uploader/thumbnailer for
that insists on using FrontPage. In order to make FP
happy, I need to set the owner to 'nobody' and the group
to 'site3' which are uid 99 and gid 117. The uploaded file
is set as httpd/root and the thumbnail created by the script
comes
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