Finally I found the problem... I post it because could help to others...
The problem was that PHP ftp module use a fixed tmp directory (at least
I could not change it). That dir is /var/tmp and that dir was not
present in my chrooted environment. I create it, set permissions and
that was it.
Bye !
Hi... I search about this and found different answers but not a clear
one. Somebody talk about a PHP bug, other that it's solved in 4.3.4.
I installer PHP 4.3.4 (without ftp-support) and Apache 2.0.48 on Solaris
8, the /tmp dir permission are 777. Time after that I compilled ftp.so
module and i
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