Thanks for the tip! Sweet dreams! :-)
André Warnier wrote:
André Warnier wrote:
Akbar wrote:
Thank you André, that was pretty gentle. I'll give that information
in the future.
One more tip, before I go to bed :
assuming that Mac OSX is an OS based on Unix/Linux :
The SQL folder pro
which the
user/group www can write. Thanks.
André Warnier wrote:
Akbar wrote:
Thank you André, that was pretty gentle. I'll give that information
in the future.
It's Apache 1.3 that comes with Mac OS X Tiger.
I'm not sure how to find out which user started the Apache server.
nt to think
about the security implications.
There is a reason why usually Apache runs as a user-id that does not
have access to everything, and that is because any process started by
Apache then has those same permissions.
Akbar wrote:
Yes Apache 1.3.
André Warnier wrote:
Akbar wrote:
Hi. I have a SQ
ecurity implications.
There is a reason why usually Apache runs as a user-id that does not
have access to everything, and that is because any process started by
Apache then has those same permissions.
Akbar wrote:
Yes Apache 1.3.
André Warnier wrote:
Akbar wrote:
Hi. I have a SQLite db fil
Yes Apache 1.3.
André Warnier wrote:
Akbar wrote:
Hi. I have a SQLite db file in the same folder with ps.php file.
ps.php can read from the database file but it cannot write to it.
Is there a way to write to this file. The exact same php code works
when it's not on the server. Thanks.
Hi. I have a SQLite db file in the same folder with ps.php file. ps.php
can read from the database file but it cannot write to it.
Is there a way to write to this file. The exact same php code works when
it's not on the server. Thanks.
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