I just want to make sure of something...
What OS is the machine this is happening on? This is the PHP-Windows list
and CHMOD really doesn't work on Windows - it's a Unix command.
But if you're having problems on a unix system, check to see if there is a
umask value set that would be causing this
mayo wrote:
Donatas, you were right:
The tools > Folder Options > advanced settings, uncheck "Use simple file
sharing" was it. The security tab appeared. (Woohoo)
Unfortunately there are still some issues. All the check boxes are grayed
out and I'm still unable to give myself execute privileges.
In
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> This goes only for Windows XP Pro, Home edition doesn't have this. Go to
> [Explorer window] -> Tools -> Folder Options -> View::Advan
e abc.php because Permission denied in
c:\inetpub\wwwroot ...
The same file works on my ISP's server.
thx,
Gil
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be be set for the user as php runs as (usually
the IIs users) or everybody - but you don't want to do
the last thing.
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From: mayo
To: David Tod Sigafoos; php-windows
Sent: 2004-01-18 20:00
Subject: RE: [PHP-WIN] chmod on win xp
I must be missing something because
To: David Tod Sigafoos; php-windows
Subject: RE: [PHP-WIN] chmod on win xp
I must be missing something because right clicking on the file (in explorer)
doesn't give me the option to change read - write - execute. All I get is
Read-only and Hidden check boxes.
And, they're not checked
php because Permission denied in
c:\inetpub\wwwroot ...
The same file works on my ISP's server.
thx,
Gil
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> From: David Tod Sigafoos [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Sunday, January 18, 2004 4:59 AM
> To: Gil
> Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] ch
You can set the rights on XP (or any windows os) from the Explorer
window.
RightClick Start
Select Explorer
navigate to the directory you want with the file showing in the right
RightClick the file
Select Properties
select the 'rights' you want
Saturday, January 17, 2004, 8:55:58 PM, you wrote:
And that was?
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From: Bobo Wieland
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I've contacted my ISP and it accually was an error from their side.
thanks
anyway...
.bobo
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> 0777 works fine on Windows 2000 and XP, if the user has the rights to
> modify the directory.
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> - F
itional values are valid on windows platforms (777 was not one
of
> them).
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> Warren Vail
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More like Holy Gates, I suspect ;->
Warren Vail
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> Where someone detected that only 775 and 666 worked, another
> concluded that a few additional values are valid on windows
> platforms (777 was not one of them).
Holy moses!
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From: Svensson, B.A.T. (HKG) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 02, 2004 7:17 AM
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Subject: RE: [PHP-WIN] chmod
This seams to be an access problem in the file system.
Check if the user Id the process executes under actu
This seams to be an access problem in the file system.
Check if the user Id the process executes under actually have
the proper rights in the filesystem, e.g. write (or modify)
permission on all the directories in
/home/p/plantsko/www/administration/data/.
If you are running under some flavour
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>i was reading a php book and it says on UNIX machines i must change the
CHMOD
>to 6
>i was reading a php book and it says on UNIX machines i must change the
CHMOD
>to 666 or 777, how do i do this? i never heard of the CHMOD. thanks.
Nobody wants in general to chomd a file 777!!!
Let me explain why:
chmod is an abbreviation of CHange MODe. The mode, or more specify the
access
When you're at a unix console type this: chmod ### thefilename
###=the numbers for owner, group and global
thefilename=the name of the file you want to change
i was reading a php book and it says on UNIX machines i must change the
CHMOD
to 666 or 777, how do i do this? i never heard of the CHMO
Then post at [PHP-GENERAL]. Here it's for PHP on Windows.
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i have a unix host. thats why i am trying to get
i have a unix host. thats why i am trying to get this CHMOD to work. Thanks.
> i put
>
> chmod ("index.php", 0777);
>
> in my index.php file and when i viewed it, it displayed
> "Warning: chmod failed: Operation not permitted"
> anyone know why that is?
>
chmod is a native Unix command - I doubt tha windows like/permit it. Also, some
providers won't let you chmod th
i put
chmod ("index.php", 0777);
in my index.php file and when i viewed it, it displayed
"Warning: chmod failed: Operation not permitted"
anyone know why that is?
www.php.net
[SEARCH FOR:] CHMOD [in the FUNCTIONS list:]
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.chmod.php
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Subject: [PHP-WIN] CHMOD
i was reading a
Hi,
Since Windows 98 doesn't have the same kind of file permission settings
like UNIX variety of OSes, I don't thibk you should worry about that
part. It should be fine as long as "Read Only" property on the file is
not turned on.
On Fri, 2001-12-21 at 16:54, p13zo wrote:
> im using apache1.3 on
The answer is almost certainly that it won't work and you don't need to do
it on your Windows machine. The CHMOD 777 gives full read/access to the
file on the Unix/Linux server.
martin
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Cc: 'Karl S. Lxland '
Subject: RE: [PHP-WIN] chmod a folder
>i wondered if someone could tell me jow i chmod a folder i php.
>(like: chmod("/somedir/somefile", 0755); works on files)
$man chmod
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>i wondered if someone could tell me jow i chmod a folder i php.
>(like: chmod("/somedir/somefile", 0755); works on files)
$man chmod
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