I have a script which, amazingly, is doing exactly what it is supposed to do. It is taking user input, processing it and, over several iterations of the script, building a text file on the server. The text file itself is used as the input to a Java applet.
All works fine on my local machine, but on the remote server the applet bombs out with a file permission error. How do I set the permissions on an output file, and what permissions should I use to ensure that a text file stored on the server (in a different directory to the script) can be properly used by the applet? (664 works fine on the local machine, the remote server is perfectly happy about me setting permission, but refuses to tell me what they are when I ask, I've given up being surprised by it...)
Dave
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