Hello,
Just a few comments... And no, I'm not Jason :)
"Monty" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Jason, I have a follow-up question about mkdir. If the files created by
> mkdir are owned by 'nobody', does that create a security risk for those
> files?
No, not really.
> If so, how does one get aro
Hi Jason, I have a follow-up question about mkdir. If the files created by
mkdir are owned by 'nobody', does that create a security risk for those
files? If so, how does one get around accepting files via an upload form
that are assigned to a user other than 'nobody'?
Monty
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Actualy, you can use chgrp(), but apache must be a member of the group
you are changing to.
Jason Wong wrote:
On Friday 25 October 2002 06:51, Matias Silva wrote:
Hi-ya all, here's a quickie...
In my script I create a directory (mysql.backup.timestamp/) within a
directory called backup/.
On Friday 25 October 2002 06:51, Matias Silva wrote:
> Hi-ya all, here's a quickie...
>
> In my script I create a directory (mysql.backup.timestamp/) within a
> directory called backup/.
> I use the function mkdir("mysql.backup.timestamp", "0777"); and it shows
> the permissions
> as after t
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