Re: mkdir security concern

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So your suggestion is that I should create an ftp account and use this 
account to create folder structure for user right?

I still not sure about the permission to set.
If I set 0755 how do OS know who is the owner?

May be I think too much. But let say I use ftp account: ftp1 to create 
folder structure
That mean owner is ftp1 user right? And then later I use PHP file upload 
script to upload image to user folders what will happen?




"Marek Kilimajer" <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message 
news:41EF9165.6040500@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> kids_pro wrote:
>> Hi there,
>>
>> I want to create a script.
>> When user register I want to create a folder : 
>> users\<new_user_folder>\images
>> The purpose is that I want to allow them to upload image to this image 
>> folders.
>>
>> What sort of permission should I give to each folder
>> Root: users, <new_user_folders>, and images folder.
>>
>
> The least necessary. That depends on your server setup, primarily the user 
> id your scripts are run under (mod_php/cgi or suexec). You might want to 
> use ftp functions to create the directories if they would be created with 
> apache as the owner otherwise. 

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