looks pretty straightforward with php's caveat to be careful to use octal...
chmod ("/somedir/somefile", 0755); // octal; correct value of mode
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im definitely not a guru, but perhaps this might help
http://www.php.net/manual/en/html/function.chmod.html
http://www.php.net/manual/en/html/function.chown.html
those are the doc pages on usage of similar process for setting permissions
(i believe)
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Maybe I wasn't clear in my previous message:
What I want to do is: when you fill the form, record it
to a file without 666 permitions. I mean: I don't want
to have the file "opened" to everybody. In Perl it was
possible (because it uses directly "system" user, which
is similar to "root"), I wa
So sprach »[EMAIL PROTECTED]« am 2001-09-23 um 19:08:20 +0100 :
> Is there any possibility to write to files as "httpd"
> or "system" (which can write to files even with "000"
> permitions)?
With 000 permissions? Is "system" an alias for root? If not, then it's
not possible.
But normally the
I've a web-site developed in Perl and, now, I'm
converting it to PHP.
I've a private directory in my site where I store the
counter data (number of visitors, since when, last
date) and other information like name, e-mail address,
etc. of people who fill a form into the site. In Perl
those fil
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