> * Thus wrote Lowell Allen ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>> My commercial host is set up with the public root directory, "public_html",
>> owned by user: userid, group: nobody. Directories I create within
>> public_html are owned by user: userid, group: userid. As a result, PHP does
>> not have permission
* Thus wrote Lowell Allen ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> My commercial host is set up with the public root directory, "public_html",
> owned by user: userid, group: nobody. Directories I create within
> public_html are owned by user: userid, group: userid. As a result, PHP does
> not have permission to cre
My commercial host is set up with the public root directory, "public_html",
owned by user: userid, group: nobody. Directories I create within
public_html are owned by user: userid, group: userid. As a result, PHP does
not have permission to create files or write to files in public_html, but it
does
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