On 6/6/07, blueboy <ross@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
t: 0131 553 3935 | m:07816 996 930 | ross@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx |
http://www:blue-fly.co.uk
I cannot delete a couple of folders on the server as the have the owner
'nobody'. All I am doing is making the folders with
mkdir($customer_id, 0755);
Now is there a way to set the ownership when I created the folder. What is
the appropriate folder levels for securoty (755, 640?)
Thanks,
R.
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If you search the archives, I wrote out a very long post on file
and folder security a few weeks back. Also, chances are, you can't
chown() the files with your PHP scripts, but you can do either....
<?
exec('rm -fR '.$customer_id.' >> 2>&1',$ret,$xc);
$xc == 1 ? echo $ret : '';
?>
.... or, by far easier....
<? unlink($customer_id); ?>
Since your existing scripts run as user: nobody, the file delete
script will, as well, meaning the files and folders that were created
via the web can be removed via the web.
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