Doesn't ftp_chmod() work immediately after creating your file, while the
resource is still open?
Check the permissions for the directory.
Check the file and dir permissions with your ftp utility [e.g., WinSCP]. Or,
write a simple script that echoes them.
It really should work, I do it frequently.
tedd wrote:
Hi Gang:
I'm sure this is obvious to most, but not to me.
I working on a virtual host.
If I want to save data in a file, I can ftpconnect(); change the
permissions of an existing file from 0755 to 0777; write to the file;
and change the permissions of the file back to 0755 -- no problem.
However, if a file is not there, then I can create one. However, the
permissions of the file will be automagically set to 0600 and as such, I
can't change them via ftpconnect(). In other words, I can't FTP in to my
site and change the permissions of a file I created. I can delete the
file, but that's all.
How do you guys create a file and set its permissions working on a
virtual host via php?
Cheers,
tedd
PS: If I remember correctly, it was pretty easy in perl. Just try to
open/write a file and if it wasn't there, it created one for you. But,
it's been years since I did any perl stuff -- could be wrong.
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