Angelo Zanetti wrote:
thanks, but Im sure there is something that is messing up the file
permissions that I can change before the upload, instead of trying to
cure the problem by setting the chmod of the file after its uplaoded
Check the following things:
1. umask settings on the director
The remote PHP machine maybe forces the files to
change their permission when uploaded. This would be
security measure. And I think that if this is the
case, you won't be able to change the permissions.
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Hristo Yankov, Developer at Portellus, Inc.
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Use chmod() on the uploaded file.
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Hristo Yankov, Developer at Portellus, Inc.
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thanks, but Im sure there is something that is messing up the file
permissions that I can change before the upload, instead of trying to
cure the problem by setting the chmod of the file after its uplaoded
Hristo Yankov wrote:
Use chmod() on the uploaded file.
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Hi all.
I've got a PHP script which does file uploads.
the files get uploaded fine but I see that the permission of the files are:
600
IE: Owner read and write.
In order for me to use the files, I would have to set the permissions on
each file, now for best practise would I set the permissio
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