Noor Ahmed Afridi wrote:
Sounds like a weird question though :( what should be standard safe php
script/directory permissions under Apache.
I don't understand the question.
For the php scripts themselves or for stuff that the php scripts action
(eg create dirs/files) ?
It depends on the setup.
If php/apache is running in cgi mode, the php scripts should be owned by
the user. Eg website is running as user 'mydomain'. The php scripts
should be owned by that user, otherwise you'll get errors about a
mismatch of user and the script won't execute.
If php/apache is running in isapi mode (apache runs as user 'www' or
'www-data' or some such variant), then apache will need read access to
the file(s) and folder(s) but not 'write' access (of course unless
you're writing to some files).
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