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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 08/11/06 00:46
Bob Bedford wrote:
> "Bob Bedford" <bob@bedford.com> a écrit dans le message de news:
> 44db243a$0$32090$5402220f@news.sunrise.ch...
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>>I understand nothing about the rights !
>>
>>I create directories and subdirs by php scripts. I've an admin accound,
>>and trying to delete files by FTP, I've not the right to. Admin should
>>have ALL rights, isn't ? Why may I not manage the files and dirs by FTP on
>>the admin account if created by a php script ?
>>
>>Please help I'm getting crazy.
>
>
> Ok I've figured out where the problem is but don't know how to fix it.
> My customers use different programs to send datas on my server. Each program
> has his own FTP access and in their own space.
> I mean on my server, when I create a new user, I've a new architecture. Here
> is the way it works:
> web/ where the website code is.
> when creating a user, say xxx
> users/xxx/data ftp access with his own user/pass.
>
> Now my scripts can access the users/xxx/data directory and manage the images
> sent. Every image is resized and then copied in my web/clients/image
> directory
>
> When using one script from images coming from the program X, the owner is
> http.
> When using one script from images coming from the program Y, the owner is
> the Y program ftp user.
> Why ? I can't modify, change, manage those images, as I've no right on it.
> My script are running under httpd user, so how to change the script user for
> such file in that way I'll then change the file owner.
> Please help.
>
>
>
You don't say what OS you're using, so it's impossible to say.
However, in any case, this sounds like normal operation - files created
under Apache are owned by the Apache user's id, while files uploaded by
ftp belong to the ftp user.
I'd suggest you follow up in a group related to the administration of
your OS.
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