Environment is Linux, Apache on a virtual host
I've spent a lot of time goggling, etc. and can find lot's of explanations for owner, group and world. They sound great; but don't work for me.
This stuff worked on our previous host, it simply assigned "customer" to everything
Here is my directory structure and permissions:
/foo [user accessed php scripts] permissions= 755 /foo/data [simple text files] permissions = 777 files in /data permissions= 644
Have tried lots of other dir and file permissions
owerships are our site handle.
All I want to do is have the user http upload a file and use move_uploaded_file() to put it in my /foo/data
Then later, a script fopen()s the file to read an append data to it.
Just prior to appending to the file, I use copy() and rename it to anyname.bak
I've fooled around around with shell access and chown and chmod to make things work; but, I can't believe this is necessary.
Of course, once the script can't access the file, it can't change the permissions or ownership
Help.
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