Check the permissions on the directory you are trying to upload your files. The host I am using required me to either chmod the upload directory to 777 (not what I wanted to do) or run PHP with cgi-wrap enabled - this allowed my PHP application to run as the user and therefore had permission to write to a directory. Check with the host on this.

- Charles

On Saturday, March 15, 2003, at 09:53 PM, Philip J. Newman wrote:


RIghto then. Just make a nice website, on my windows box and everything and
when i moved it to the live server, the things that didn't work where file
uploads. What (if any) settings do i have to use for a Linux dir ..


to allow access for the file to be uploaded?

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