However even the permission of 0777 doesn't let me do anything to
the directory or files in it. I can't even chown or chmod anything in
it using Telnet once it's created.
Jeff Oien
> Jeff
> JO> mkdir ("/usr/www/users/xxxx/blah/blah/$username", 0777);
> JO> it sets it to nobody instead of my username.
> "Nobody" is the user runng the Apache process that's why it is the owner
> of the directory.
> You can "chown" the direcotry from your PHP script after you create
> it or "chmod" the files you copy there.
>
> Cheers,
> Gianluca
>
>
> JO> I'm then unable
> JO> to delete or modify files in that directory. Is there a way around
> JO> this? Thanks.
> JO> Jeff Oien
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