>> Hi all, >> I am still solving my upload script problems. >> Here is the error Msg: >> "Warning: copy(/var/www/html/upload_files/Default.bk1) >> [function.copy]: failed to open stream: Permission denied in >> /var/www/html/simple_upload.php on line 77" >> >> My Upload Code: >> $result = move_uploaded_file($temp_name, $file_path); >> >> I started to think this is not only PHP , may be Apache problem too. >> Anyone has some ideas? >> >> I have tried to set my upload directory into 777. Even I tried to use >> sudo , giving apache as root permission and running system command >> copy the file from the tmp directory to upload_files. >> >> but still no success!! I have done some research on web, no one can >> suggest a solution rather than chmod 777( I did that!) Does the PHP user (aka the Apache user) have permission to *READ* from and *WRITE* to the TMP directory? You may be attacking the wrong side of the equation. I believe PHP will complain the same way whether it can't read/write /tmp, or it can't read/write to your destination directory. PS For God's sake change your permissions back to something reasonable, and stop running Apache as root, *NOW*. Actually, from a more practical stand-point, *change* your upload destination to some place *outside* the web tree, so that when PHP dumps stuff in there, possibly some stuff you don't *want* in there, possibly because some user is playing games with your site, then you can write some code to examine the content before doing anything with it -- Specifically *before* it ends up living on your public web-server. Example: Bad guy decides your server would be a nice place to upload not a worksheet, but his latest cracked video game or highly-popular software package or, ahem, "graphic images". Then *your* server becomes a free source of illegal content, or content you are not in the business of hosting. That's bad. Real bad. -- Like Music? http://l-i-e.com/artists.htm -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
