> Nope, I have set mine to 755, and it does not seem to be giving me any errors. This is the safer way to do it, right? > > Alice Alice, At this point, you need to re-install the OS or prepare to get your machine completely hacked and trashed. With your permissions that badly screwed up, it is only a matter of time before someone finds it and has their own ghost server. First, go pick up a System Admin book for Redhat Second, READ IT, Especially the parts on permissions and changing users Third, Re-install the OS Fourth, read the CLI vs. HTTP differences on programming languages you are using. Obviously Perl and PHP are going to give you the same errors when using the HTTP and will operate differently from the CLI unless running as the same user. This might even help your schooling. Hopefully your classroom exercises are further along then these basic principles, but if not I have severe doubts in anyone graduating with an MIS from Indiana University. Wolf -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
