Sorry,
I do not know the exect anaswer but i have one rough idea that in PHP we have
one function by which we can run the linux command like
fun_name("<command>")
Actually i used this function long before so i forgot
we can use chmod 777 to our file or any command to change the permissionand by
this we can solve tis problem (may Be)
Ankur
Quoting Jay Blanchard <jay.blanchard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> [snip]
> I have a need for a PHP application to read/write Linux system files
> that
> have root.root ownership. At present reading not a problem but writing
> obviously is denied. I know there are probably some serious security
> issues
> here, but what should I be doing to allow this behaviour. I am running
> PHP
> 4.3.8 on Linux Redhat Fedora 1 installed as an Apache module.
> [/snip]
>
> either change the file permissions, making it something other than root
> or chmod the file 766 so that all have read and write access to it. PHP
> is running under whatever persmissions Apache is running (if that is how
> you have it installed).
>
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