I appreciate everyone's help. I think I may have to throw in the towel
in a second here.
I create a directory /home/www-data. I chown'd, chgrp'd and chmod'd it
to www-data/www-data and 777 (I figured if it worked I could scale it
back later). No dice.
I then create a .gnome directory inside there and made sure it was
owned and operated by www-data. Same error.
Finally, I tried just running exec("ls ~/ 2>&1", $array) and received
"ls: ~/: No such file or directory"
With a pretty limited knowledge of the environment PHP runs in, my
guess is that it either doesn't know how to translate ~/ to
HOME_DIRECTORY or the environment is set up in such a way that the
fake home directory I made is in the wrong place.
I've been looking through the PHP docs for days, but I wouldn't even
know what to search for...suggestions welcome!
Nate
On 3/30/07, Edward Vermillion <evermillion@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
~ is an alias for /home/USERNAME
so it's probably trying to create it in /home/www-data
On Mar 30, 2007, at 11:20 AM, Nathan Ziarek wrote:
> I'm capturing the output of exec in an array -- exec("command",
> $array);
>
> Shouldn't $array have the error from bash?
>
> Researching this more, I found this command that returns the error:
>
> exec(gnomevfs-info file.doc 2>&1) --- gives me this:
>
> (gnomevfs-info:27496): libgnomevfs-WARNING **: Unable to create
> ~/.gnome2 directory: Permission denied
> Cannot initialize gnome-vfs.
>
> So Gnome is trying to make a folder in a user directory (www-data, the
> apache2 user?) that either doesn't exist or can't be created.
>
> Any ideas on a work around for this? I don't see any way to specify
> where Gnome makes this directory.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Nate
>
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